What Hunter Bay Coffee Roasters is known for
Hunter Bay Coffee Roasters has roasted specialty coffee in Missoula, Montana since 1991, sourcing Direct Trade and Certified Organic beans. It sells single origins, blends and decaf online, and runs cafes in Missoula and Arvada, Colorado.
Hunter Bay Coffee Roasters has been roasting specialty coffee in Missoula, Montana since 1991, describing itself as one of the Pacific Northwest's longer-established coffee roasters. Its coffee is sold as Direct Trade and Certified Organic, sourced with what the company calls farm-to-cup ecological and social standards rather than commodity-market buying.
The business runs on two fronts: a wholesale supply operation that has grown alongside its retail shop, and two cafes, one on Toole Avenue in Missoula and a second in Arvada, Colorado. The company states it is also developing additional roasting facilities, suggesting further expansion beyond its original Montana base.
Online, Hunter Bay sells single-origin lots, blended coffees, and decaf through its own shop, with a subscription option for repeat orders. For a roaster that has now been operating for more than three decades, the throughline is the direct-trade and organic-certification pairing -- a sourcing commitment the company states plainly rather than folding into generic marketing language, and one that has carried from its original Missoula roastery to its newer Colorado location.
Best for — Direct-trade organic coffee roasted in Missoula
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