Fourteener Coffee Club
What is a Colorado coffee gift for someone in Denver?
20 roasters we list roast in and near Denver (counted 2026-09-27), among them Blue Sparrow Coffee, Corvus Coffee Roasters, Huckleberry Roasters, Middle State Coffee and Novo Coffee, plus 15 more. A Fourteener Coffee Club gift sends Denver a bag from a different independent Colorado roaster in every box: 3, 6 or 12 boxes for $82.99, $166.99 or $333.99, shipping included, paid once, no renewal.
A coffee gift for Denver
Each gift box holds a 12 oz bag from a different independent Colorado roaster. The roaster roasts it to order and ships it in their own bag, and our packing slip inside names the roaster.
It suits a Denver coffee drinker who already has a neighborhood roaster and wants the rest of the state, or someone who grew up in Denver and lives elsewhere now. Denver has roasted its own coffee since at least 1965, when Bill Boyer started roasting in his garage.
What the gift includes
Choose 3, 6 or 12 boxes for $82.99, $166.99 or $333.99, shipping included. The gift is paid once, with no renewal. One box goes out every 4 weeks until the gift runs out. You type the recipient's name and your note at checkout.
- Roasted and shipped within 3 days.
- Free replacement if a bag disappoints.
- A reminder email 3 days before each box.
- Your ratings steer the next bag.
The roasters around Denver
- Pablo's Coffee, East Colfax. Craig Conner sold his house to open it in 1995.
- Novo Coffee, RiNo. It roasts to order every day at 3008 Larimer Street.
- Corvus Coffee Roasters, South Broadway. It began in 2010 roasting a few hundred pounds a week and now roasts thousands on a Giesen.
- Wagon Coffee Roasters, south Denver. Tami Canaday founded it in 2020 to give women in recovery jobs and a second chance.
- Cafe Typica, Glendale. It air roasts small batches and buys microlots one bag at a time.
- The Sugar Cube, Wheat Ridge. A woman-owned drive-thru that roasts by hand on vintage machines.
Roasters named here are local favorites we list. A listing does not mean a roaster is part of the club, and no roaster pays to be listed.
The gift boxes come from roasters all over Colorado, chosen by us, so we do not promise any particular roaster, Denver or otherwise. The full city list is on our Denver coffee page.
How to send it
Pick 3, 6 or 12 boxes in the gift picker, then add the recipient's name and your note at checkout. Gifts ship anywhere in the US. Each box is roasted and shipped within 3 days.
Coffee for yourself is in the plan builder.
Which Denver roasters do we list?
In Denver: Blue Sparrow Coffee, Corvus Coffee Roasters, Huckleberry Roasters, Middle State Coffee, Novo Coffee, Pablo's Coffee, Queen City Collective Coffee, Wagon Coffee Roasters, Bworz Coffee, Copper Door Coffee Roasters, Dragon Roast Coffee, Little Owl Coffee, Rivers and Roads Coffee, Sacred Beans Coffee, Servant Coffee and Sonder Coffee & Tea. In nearby Glendale: Cafe Typica. In nearby Commerce City: Whiskey Barrel Coffee. In nearby Wheat Ridge: The Sugar Cube. In nearby Greenwood Village: Moonrise Coffee Roasters. Their stories, what they roast and where to drink it: Denver coffee roasters.
Other cities: coffee gifts in Aurora, coffee gifts in Boulder, coffee gifts in Colorado Springs and coffee gifts in Fort Collins, or Colorado coffee for someone who moved away. All Colorado coffee gifts. How we chose these roasters, and where to send a correction, is on the Denver page. Office coffee in Denver.
Denver gift questions
Will a Denver recipient get coffee from a Denver roaster?
Not necessarily. We choose the roaster for each box from across Colorado and do not promise a particular one.
Can I send a gift to Denver from another state?
Yes. You order online from anywhere, and gifts ship to any US address with shipping included.
What will the packing slip tell someone in Denver?
The roaster's name, their shop, a bit of their story and the tasting notes for that bag.
Who picks the roast for a Denver gift?
You do. Choose light, medium, dark or mix it up, and whole bean or ground, when you buy, so the recipient has nothing to set up.
By Joe McRose, Fourteener Coffee Club. Updated .