Roaster · United States
Huckleberry Roasters
Huckleberry Roasters is a Denver-based specialty coffee roaster founded in 2011, committed to community, sustainability, and quality coffee.
Founded in Denver, Colorado in 2011, Huckleberry Roasters—known informally as Huck—has spent over a decade roasting specialty coffee with an emphasis on community connection and intentional craft. The roaster operates on the belief that great coffee brings people together, positioning itself as more than a beverage producer but as a gathering place and shared ritual. Huck prioritizes sustainable sourcing by building long-term relationships with smallholder farms and coffee co-ops, treating them as genuine partners rather than mere suppliers. Beyond the supply chain, the roaster actively supports local and global nonprofits and community-based organizations. Internally, Huckleberry fosters a workplace culture centered on kindness and work-life balance. The roaster also maintains a wholesale program and engages with the broader Denver community through various partnerships and nonprofit initiatives.
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Beans from Huckleberry Roasters
Colombia · Huila
AWARD TOUR: Colombia Israel Hernandez Gesha
This complex and delicious Gesha from longtime partner Israel Hernandez features hibiscus florality, lemon drop candy brightness, and cherry and melon tones.
Blue Orchid Blend
Blue Orchid is a sweet, full-bodied, chocolate-driven house espresso blend designed to be approachable as both espresso and brewed coffee.
Bom Senso Dark Roast
Dark roast with sweet smoke, cacao, baking spice, and roasted nuts flavors.
Civitas
Slightly darker roast blend from Northern Peru with chocolate and nutty notes.
Ethiopia · Sidamo
Ethiopia Danche
This washed coffee from the Danche washing station offers lively florals, white peach fruit tones, and vibrant key lime pie acidity.
Ethiopia · Yirgacheffe
Ethiopia Haro Beddame Natural
This natural process coffee from the Yirgacheffe highlands offers a fruit-forward profile with notes of blueberry, raspberry, and lilac.
Last updated: October 14, 2026