Who roasts coffee in Longview

Who roasts coffee in and near Longview?

4 coffee roasters work in and near Longview, Washington: 3 in Longview itself and 1 in nearby Kalama, by our count on 2026-09-27. Among them: Keebler Coffee Roasters, Pink Tree Coffee Roasters, Rivers Bend Coffee Roasters and He Brews Coffee Roasters. Palouse Coffee Club is a Washington coffee subscription: a 12 oz bag from a different independent Washington roaster in every box, roasted to order. First bag free. Then $22.90 a bag. Skip or cancel anytime.

Coffee in Longview

We list four roasters in and near Longview: three in town and one in Kalama. One sells beans over the counter downtown, one roasts only light coffees for pour-over, and the Kalama roaster began with a popcorn air popper.

Palouse Coffee Club is a coffee subscription from Washington State, and each box carries a bag from a different independent roaster.

Roasters in and near Longview

Longview

• Keebler Coffee Roasters: owners Matt and Amy sell their beans and drinks at 1101 Commerce Avenue downtown. Next to everyday origins like Brazil and Colombia, they roast rarer lots, such as a tamarind co-fermented coffee.
• Pink Tree Coffee Roasters: light roasts for pour-over, stopped at first crack, mostly natural process coffees from places like Ethiopia, Kenya and Peru. It sells online only.
• Rivers Bend Coffee Roasters: single origins plus a budget line called Cuppa Joe Blends, roasted by Eddie B, who holds a Q grader license.

Kalama

• He Brews Coffee Roasters: a military veteran and his family own and run it, with blends called The Forge, The Anchor and The Pioneer.

We list these roasters as local favorites. A listing does not mean the roaster is part of the club.

Longview's coffee story

Eddie B of Rivers Bend got into coffee after a trip with his father to the Papua New Guinea highlands, where they toured the Madan plantation. He trained under the roastmaster at Portland Coffee Roasters and then spent five years on farms in Hawaii's Kona region. His Tres Rios blend is named for the three rivers area where the Cowlitz, Coweeman and Columbia meet, home to his family for three generations.

Pink Tree started after a trip to Japan. Its owners came home wanting pour-over, found few cafes making it and few roasters doing light roasts for it, so they roasted their own. Each bag starts as one pound of green coffee roasted by itself, and buyers can ask for the roast graph of their own bag.

Matt and Amy at Keebler say they spent most of their lives in coffee before taking up roasting, and the team has worked in the trade since 2000.

In Kalama, He Brews began in 2006 with espresso catering at weddings and festivals. The first roasts came out of a popcorn air popper using green beans found on Craigslist. Bags given to friends and family over the holidays pushed the family to go commercial. They roast on Tuesdays and Fridays and print the roast date on each bag.

Getting Washington coffee delivered in Longview

The club adds roasters from the rest of the state. Every 2 or 4 weeks you get a 12 oz bag from a different independent Washington roaster, roasted to order and sent in the roaster's own bag. It costs $22.90 a bag, the first bag is free, and you can skip, pause or cancel online.

• 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.

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Longview is part of our Southwest Washington page. For the next towns over, see the roasters of Vancouver and Olympia.

Every roaster we list in and near Longview, by town

Each link opens our profile: the roaster's story, what it roasts, its address and where to drink it.

Longview

• Keebler Coffee RoastersLongview, WA. Their own pages, read 2026-09-28

  Its shop is at 1101 Commerce Avenue in downtown Longview, where the roasted beans are sold alongside drinks.

• Pink Tree Coffee RoastersLongview, WA. Their own pages, read 2026-09-28

  The roastery says it serves the Pacific Northwest from Longview, including customers in Portland and Seattle.

• Rivers Bend Coffee RoastersLongview, WA. Their own pages, read 2026-09-28

  The Longview roaster concentrates on single-origin coffees along with a line it calls Cuppa Joe Blends.

Kalama

• He Brews Coffee RoastersKalama, WA. Their own pages, read 2026-09-28

  The family began in 2006 with espresso catering at weddings and festivals before moving into roasting.

Other city pages: Vancouver coffee roasters and Olympia coffee roasters. Region: Southwest Washington. All Washington roasters we list.

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.

Sources: each roaster's own pages, read on the dates shown. Facts are written in our words; we link none of them from here.

Longview coffee questions

What is the Tres Rios blend from Rivers Bend?

A blend named for the three rivers area of Longview, where the Cowlitz, Coweeman and Columbia meet. The roaster's family has lived there for three generations.

Does a Longview roaster make light roasts for pour-over?

Yes. Pink Tree Coffee Roasters roasts light coffees for pour-over, stops at first crack and suggests drinking them black.

Where can I buy roasted beans in downtown Longview?

At Keebler Coffee Roasters, 1101 Commerce Avenue, where the beans are sold alongside drinks.

When does He Brews in Kalama roast?

On Tuesdays and Fridays. Each bag carries its roast date, and the roaster says the flavor usually peaks four to six days later.