Washington coffee for someone who moved away

What do you send someone from Washington who moved away?

Coffee roasted back home: a Palouse 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 Washington roaster, roasted to order. We list 175 Washington roasters in 73 towns (counted 2026-09-27), from Bluebeard Coffee Roasters, Boon Boona Coffee, Broadcast Coffee and Caffe Vita, plus 171 more.

For the one who left Washington

Some people move to another state and find the coffee is the thing they miss. Maybe it was a roaster down the street in Spokane, or the bag from Bellingham that was always in the cupboard.

This gift sends Washington coffee to them wherever they live now. It is a set number of boxes, each with a bag from a different independent Washington State roaster, paid once and finished when the last box arrives.

What they get

Each box holds a 12 oz bag, roasted to order and shipped in the roaster's own bag, with our packing slip naming the roaster, their shop and what to taste for. Choose 3, 6 or 12 boxes for $82.99, $166.99 or $333.99, shipping included, paid once, no renewal. 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

Some of the roasters we list in each part of the state:

• Seattle, Bellevue and the Eastside: Espresso Vivace, which began with carts in 1988, and Boon Boona Coffee in Renton, founded in 2012 by Efrem Fesaha.
• North Sound and the islands: Bargreen's Coffee Company, started in Everett in 1898, and Tony's Coffee, roasting in Bellingham since 1971.
• Kitsap and the Olympic Peninsula: Pegasus Coffee on Bainbridge Island since 1979, and Sunrise Coffee Company in Port Townsend since 1985.
• South Sound: Olympia Coffee Roasting, which began in 2005 in an unmarked downtown warehouse, and Bluebeard in Tacoma.
• Southwest Washington: Compass Coffee Roasting, in Vancouver since 2007, and Rivers Bend in Longview.
• Spokane, the Valley and the Palouse: 4 Seasons, roasting since 1976, and Scott Brothers in Curlew since 1980.
• Yakima and central Washington: D&M Coffee in Ellensburg, which started in a trailer in 1990, and Leavenworth Coffee Roasters, downtown since 1995.
• Tri-Cities and Walla Walla: Walla Walla Roastery, roasting since 2001, and Rockabilly Roasting Co. in Kennewick.

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 and do not promise a particular one or a particular town.

How to send it

Pick the size at the gift picker. At checkout, add their name and your note, and give the address where they live now. The gift does not renew. You pick the start date, and the first box is roasted and shipped within 3 days of it.

If they miss one city in particular, our city gift pages for Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma and Bellingham name the roasters there, and all our gifts are on one page. For a subscription of your own, use the plan builder.

Where in Washington is the coffee roasted?

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

• Seattle, Bellevue and the Eastside: 48 roasters in 11 towns, among them Boon Boona Coffee, Broadcast Coffee and Caffe Vita.
• North Sound and the islands: 30 roasters in 14 towns, among them Camber Coffee, Fidalgo Coffee Roasters and Zoka Coffee.
• South Sound: 29 roasters in 11 towns, among them Bluebeard Coffee Roasters, Dillanos Coffee Roasters and Olympia Coffee Roasting.
• Spokane, the Valley and the Palouse: 19 roasters in 9 towns, among them Indaba Coffee Roasters, 395 Coffee Roasters and 4 Seasons Coffee Roasters.
• Southwest Washington: 16 roasters in 7 towns, among them Baker Creek Coffee, BJ's Coffee Roasters and Compass Coffee Roasting.
• Yakima and central Washington: 14 roasters in 9 towns, among them Basalt Roasters, Blue Star Coffee Roasters and Colockum Craft Coffee.
• Kitsap and the Olympic Peninsula: 12 roasters in 8 towns, among them Caffe Cocina, Grounds for Change and Ocean Beach Roasters.
• Tri-Cities and Walla Walla: 7 roasters in 4 towns, among them Ahava Coffee Roasters, Houdini Coffee Roasters and Livit Coffee Co..

Gifts by city: coffee gifts in Bellingham, coffee gifts in Olympia, coffee gifts in Seattle, coffee gifts in Spokane, coffee gifts in Tacoma and coffee gifts in Vancouver. All Washington coffee gifts.

How we chose these roasters

Every roaster here roasts in Washington 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@palousecoffeeclub.com and we correct or remove the page.

Moved-away gift questions

Can I send it to a different state?

Yes, anywhere in the US. The coffee is still roasted and shipped by Washington roasters.

Can they pick the roast?

You pick the roast, style and grind when you buy. Choose mix it up if you are not sure how they drink it now.

Does it renew?

No. It ends after the last box, and nothing more is charged.

Can the gift be decaf?

Yes. Set the style to decaf when you buy, and every box is decaf.