Is Stumptown Coffee Roasters Made in USA?
Last checked Nov 8, 2026 · 4 verified products · see the evidence
Verdict · checked Nov 1, 2026
Yes
Stumptown roasts its coffee in the USA, at roasteries in Portland, Oregon and New York. Its wholesale FAQ says "Our daily ordering cut-off is 2:00pm ET for orders roasted from our New York roastery and 2:00pm PT for orders roasted from our Portland roastery." The company was founded in Portland in 1999 and says "We've roasted on Probat machines since the very beginning."
| Product line | Made in | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Whole bean and ground coffee (Hair Bender, Holler Mountain, Founder's Blend and others) | Roasted in Portland, OR and New York from imported green coffee | Mixed |
| Roasting | Portland, OR and New York | Made in USA |
| Green coffee beans | Grown by producers in Central America, South America, Africa and Asia | Imported |
The coffee beans themselves are not grown in the USA. Stumptown buys green coffee through what it calls Direct Trade relationships with producers in Central and South America, Africa and Asia, including Guatemala, Colombia, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Indonesia. So Hair Bender, Holler Mountain and the other blends are roasted and packed in the US from imported beans, as is true of almost all coffee sold here.
How we checked: On 2026-11-01 we re-read Stumptown's Our Story page and the order-cutoff answer in its wholesale FAQ. We checked the live listings for the four coffees we list on 2026-10-23; none states a country of origin.
Sources: Stumptown wholesale FAQ: New York and Portland roasteries · Stumptown Our Story: founded in Portland in 1999, roasting on Probats
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Manufacturing Details
- Made in
- Portland, OR and New York, NY
- Headquarters
- Portland, OR
- Location detail
- No specific location on file
- History
- Long record of US manufacturing
- Founded
- 1999
How we verified Stumptown Coffee Roasters
Most recent check: Nov 8, 2026
From the brand's website
“a specialty coffee roaster and retailer founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1999”
stumptowncoffee.com · checked Sep 27, 2026
Independent source
“The brand has cafes, roasteries, and training facilities in Portland, Los Angeles, Seattle, and New York, with satellite facilities in Washington D.C.”
pdx.eater.com · checked Nov 6, 2026
Store listings
We read the live store listing for 4 of the 4 Stumptown Coffee Roasters products on this page (most recently Nov 7, 2026). None of them states where the product is made, so these products rely on the brand-level evidence above.
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About Stumptown Coffee Roasters
Stumptown Coffee Roasters roasts its coffee at roasteries in Portland, Oregon, and New York. The green beans are grown abroad and bought through direct relationships with farms.
From a Division Street beauty parlor
Stumptown opened its first cafe in Portland in 1999 on Southeast Division Street, in a former beauty parlor called Hair Bender. That name became its signature espresso blend. The company says it started with "one employee, a Ford Pinto for deliveries, and a single small vintage Probat roaster," and it still roasts on Probats.
In 2003 it began buying green coffee through Direct Trade, starting with the Aguirre family of Finca El Injerto in Guatemala. It now buys from dozens of producers on four continents.
Roasted in Portland and New York
Stumptown's wholesale FAQ sets separate daily cutoffs "for orders roasted from our New York roastery" and "from our Portland roastery," so a bag of Hair Bender, Holler Mountain or Founder's Blend is roasted and packed at one of those two sites.
The beans themselves are not American. Like almost all coffee sold in the US, they are grown by farmers outside the country and roasted here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stumptown Coffee Roasters made in the USA?
Yes. Stumptown Coffee Roasters is made in the United States, with manufacturing in Portland, OR and New York, NY. Coffee roaster founded in 1999 in Portland, Oregon by Duane Sorenson. Operates active roasteries in Portland, OR and New York, NY, confirmed via its wholesale FAQ page, which sets separate order cutoffs for each roastery. Website states coffee has been roasted on Probat machines since the company's founding.
Where is Stumptown Coffee Roasters made?
Stumptown Coffee Roasters is made in Portland, OR and New York, NY. The company is headquartered in Portland, OR.
Which Stumptown Coffee Roasters products are made in the USA?
The site lists 4 verified American-made Stumptown Coffee Roasters products in Food & Beverages. Each one links to a store that sells it.
Where is Stumptown coffee roasted?
At Stumptown's roasteries in Portland, Oregon and New York. Its wholesale ordering page sets separate daily cutoffs for orders roasted in each one.
Where are Stumptown's coffee beans from?
From coffee farms outside the US. Stumptown says it works with producer partners across four continents, from Guatemala, Honduras and Colombia to Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, buying through Direct Trade rather than anonymous intermediaries.
Why is it called Hair Bender?
Stumptown's first cafe opened in 1999 on Southeast Division Street in Portland in a former beauty parlor called "Hair Bender," which became the name of its signature espresso blend.