Colorado coffee for someone who moved away

What do you send someone from Colorado who moved away?

Coffee roasted back home: a Fourteener Coffee Club gift, 3, 6 or 12 boxes for $82.99, $166.99 or $333.99, shipping included, paid once, no renewal, shipped to any US address. Each box holds a 12 oz bag from a different independent Colorado roaster, roasted to order. We list 134 Colorado roasters in 61 towns (counted 2026-09-27), from Ampersand Coffee Roasters, Bindle Coffee, Blue Sparrow Coffee and Boxcar Coffee Roasters, plus 130 more.

For the Coloradan who left

Some people leave Colorado and keep checking the snow report for years. What they miss on an ordinary morning is smaller: the bag from the roaster they used to walk to.

This gift sends that coffee to them. Each box is a 12 oz bag from a different independent Colorado roaster, roasted to order and shipped from the roastery in the roaster's own bag. Our packing slip names the roaster and their town.

What they get

Choose 3, 6 or 12 boxes for $82.99, $166.99 or $333.99, shipping included. The gift is paid once, with no renewal, and one box goes out every 4 weeks. It ships anywhere in the US.

• 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.

Where the coffee comes from

We choose roasters from across the state. Here are a few we list in each region.

• Denver, its suburbs and the foothills: Corvus, which began on South Broadway in 2010, and Kaladi, which air roasts in Englewood.
• Boulder County: Boxcar, started by a couple in their hometown of Boulder, and Traction, which started in Lyons.
• The northern Front Range: Dark Heart, once a coffee cart in downtown Loveland, and Cafe Richesse, in Fort Collins since 1993.
• Pikes Peak and the southern Front Range: High Rise in Old Colorado City, Peregrine in a converted chicken house in Westcliffe, and Solar Roast in Pueblo, whose first roaster was built from a satellite dish.
• The I-70 mountain towns and high country: Color in Eagle and Big Iron in Steamboat Springs.
• The Western Slope: Camp 4 in Crested Butte, which began as a winter coffee cart, and Colorado Legacy in Grand Junction.
• Southwest Colorado and the San Luis Valley: Durango Coffee Company, selling coffee since 1984, Telluride Coffee Roasters, roasting at close to 9,000 feet, and San Juan Mountain Roasters near Del Norte.

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.

We choose the roaster for each box, so we cannot promise their old favorite. City gift pages cover Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins.

How to send it

Choose the size in the gift picker, then add their name and your note at checkout. You pay once and nothing renews. Each box is roasted and shipped within 3 days. Sizes and terms are on the gifts page.

If you still live here and want coffee of your own, start with the plan builder.

Where in Colorado is the coffee roasted?

Every roaster below roasts in Colorado and was operating when we checked (2026-09-27). A listing does not mean the roaster is part of the club.

• Denver, its suburbs and the foothills: 39 roasters in 15 towns, among them Blue Sparrow Coffee, Corvus Coffee Roasters and Huckleberry Roasters.
• Pikes Peak and the southern Front Range: 21 roasters in 6 towns, among them Loyal Coffee, Peregrine Coffee Roasters and Switchback Coffee Roasters.
• Western Slope: 19 roasters in 14 towns, among them Camp 4 Coffee, Alpine Roasters and Bestslope Coffee Company.
• Northern Front Range: 17 roasters in 6 towns, among them Bindle Coffee, Dark Heart Coffee and Bean Cycle Roasters.
• Boulder County: 17 roasters in 5 towns, among them Ampersand Coffee Roasters, Boxcar Coffee Roasters and Conscious Coffees.
• I-70 mountain towns and the high country: 13 roasters in 10 towns, among them Color Coffee Roasters, Big Iron Coffee Co and Breckenridge Coffee Roasters.
• Southwest Colorado and the San Luis Valley: 8 roasters in 5 towns, among them Durango Coffee Company, Desert Sun Coffee Roasters and Easy Coffee Roasters.

Gifts by city: coffee gifts in Aurora, coffee gifts in Boulder, coffee gifts in Colorado Springs, coffee gifts in Denver and coffee gifts in Fort Collins. All Colorado coffee gifts.

How we chose these roasters

Every roaster here roasts in Colorado and was operating when we read its own site, on the date its card shows (the list itself was last checked 2026-09-27). Facts come from each roaster's own pages, written in our words; we take nothing from reviews and show no ratings. No roaster pays to be listed, and a listing does not mean the roaster is part of the club. Run a roaster here and something is off? Email coffee@fourteenercoffeeclub.com and we correct or remove the page.

Questions about sending Colorado coffee out of state

Can I send it to a different state?

Yes. Gifts ship anywhere in the US, and shipping is included in the gift price.

Can they pick the roast?

You pick it when you buy: light, medium, dark or mix it up, whole bean or ground.

Does it renew?

No. A gift is paid once and ends after the last box, so nobody is charged again.

Will they know which Colorado town each bag came from?

Yes. The packing slip in each box names the roaster and their town.