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Speeder & Earl's Coffee

Burlington

What Speeder & Earl's Coffee is known for

Family-owned since 1993, Speeder & Earl's roasts daily at its Williston, Vermont facility for its Burlington cafes. Offerings range from Maple French Roast to single origins like Ethiopian Guji and Costa Rican Terrazu.

Speeder & Earl's has run as a family-owned specialty cafe and roastery in Vermont since 1993, roasting daily out of a Williston facility that isn't open to the public, for its cafe at 412 Pine Street in Burlington. The house range covers named blends - Speeder's Blend, Stowe Sunrise, Maple French Roast, and a straight Espresso Blend - alongside single origins including Ethiopian Guji, Ethiopian Harrar, Colombian Supremo and Costa Rican Terrazu, plus Fair Trade Organic selections and a run of flavored coffees from hazelnut to pumpkin spice. The company keeps its founders' names out of its own marketing entirely, answering the question with a flat "that's a secret," which is itself part of the tone: three decades of daily roasting for one Vermont city, without building a personality-driven brand around who started it. Wholesale runs alongside the retail side, offered as both bulk whole bean and single-use fraction packs for offices and other accounts. For a roaster this long-lived, the range stays notably unchanged in structure - a handful of proprietary blends, a rotating single-origin list, and a Burlington cafe that has anchored the business since the early 1990s.

Best for — Daily-roasted Vermont single origins since 1993

Burlington, Vermont

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