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Office coffee from Washington State roasters

A different local roaster in the break room each box. Quotes by email.

An office coffee service built on Washington roasters

Palouse Coffee Club sends offices the same rotation of independent Washington State roasters that fills every club box: a different roaster each time, roasted to order and shipped in the roaster's own bag. Tell us how many people drink it and how you brew, and we send a quote by email.

Write to office@palousecoffeeclub.com. Two facts are enough to start: your team size, and whether you brew drip, espresso, pour over or something else.

What we do, and what we leave to you

We supply the coffee. It comes in 12 oz bags from Washington roasters, whole bean or ground, each with a packing slip that tells the team who roasted it, where their shop is and what to taste for.

We do not run machines, install brewers or deliver equipment. Keep the brewer you have, and keep whoever services it.

How the quote works

We quote by email, for your team size and brew method. Send both to office@palousecoffeeclub.com and the answer comes back by email.

The coffee in the quote is the club's coffee: independent Washington State roasters in rotation, each bag roasted to order. It is not a separate office blend.

Why a local roaster in the break room

Office coffee is a steady order, and steady orders keep small roasters open. Put Washington coffee in the kitchen and the money pays roasting jobs in towns like Tacoma, Burlington and Spokane.

The team gets a story with each bag, too. Indaba in Spokane names blends for local places such as High Drive and Bowl and Pitcher. Fulcrum in Seattle's SODO district names its blends for Pike Street, Broadway and Jazz Alley. Bluebeard in Tacoma publishes a yearly report on what it pays farmers and its own staff. That is coffee people ask about at the machine.

More on why local roasters matter.

Client and holiday gifts

For clients, a gift of 3, 6 or 12 boxes costs $66.99, $134.99 or $269.99 with shipping included, and it does not renew. Each box holds one bag from a different Washington roaster. See coffee gifts, and our guide to corporate gifts from Washington roasters.

Office questions

How do we get a price?

Email office@palousecoffeeclub.com with your team size and how you brew. We reply with a quote by email.

Do you provide coffee machines?

No. We send coffee only; we do not run machines or deliver equipment.

Is it the same coffee as the club?

Yes. Offices get the same rotation of independent Washington State roasters, roasted to order and shipped in each roaster's own bag.