Roaster · United States
H+S Coffee Roasters
H+S Coffee Roasters is a Wyoming-based roastery specializing in accessible blends and intriguing single-origin coffees.

Founded in 2014 and currently owned and operated by Coulter Sunderman, H+S Coffee Roasters is located in Laramie, Wyoming, at an elevation of 7,200 feet. The roastery focuses on sourcing coffee with a strong emphasis on the quality of life for workers throughout the supply chain, ensuring that all offerings are vetted for fair working conditions. Their roasting philosophy distinguishes between single-origin offerings, which are typically roasted very-light to medium to highlight inherent floral and acidic complexities, and their blended offerings, which are roasted to a medium or darker profile to achieve balanced, chocolatey, and rich flavor notes. The business operates as a production roastery rather than a retail space, though they occasionally host cupping events and tours. With over 15 years of manual roasting experience, the team processes and ships orders throughout the week to maintain freshness for their customers.
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Beans from H+S Coffee Roasters
Burundi · Kayanza
Burundi Mikuba 8
This juicy and jammy coffee from Kayanza offers an expressive, fruit-forward cup with nice sweetness and clarity.
Colombia · Huila
Colombia Cafe Ticuna Tabi
This dynamic coffee offers a complex profile ranging from bright and bitter to velvety soft and sweet.
Colombia · Huila
Colombia EA Decaf
This single origin coffee from Huila, Colombia uses a sugarcane EA decaf process.
Colombia · Huila
Colombia Jailer Plazas
This washed Gesha from Jailer Plazas offers a soft, complex cup with notes of florals and berries.
Colombia · Huila
Colombia La Fortuna Pink Bourbon
This beautiful washed Pink Bourbon is an intense, juicy, and clean cup with notes of white peach, starfruit, and orange blossom.
Colombia · Huila
Colombia Nemecio Ramos
This pure Caturra separation from Finca Galaxia offers a brilliant, acidic cup brimming with stonefruit character and a clean finish.
Last updated: October 14, 2026