Stumptown Coffee
Coffee shop · Portland International Airport
7000 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97218
Highlights
Pioneering craft coffee, espresso, and cold brew with ethical sourcing
Pioneering craft coffee, espresso, and cold brew with ethical sourcing
"A coffee-roasting chain that likewise adopted oat milk as the default milk in its shops, citing sustainability and carbon-reduction objectives." - Anastasia Sloan
"Alaska Airlines announced it would be replacing the Starbucks coffee it serves with a blend from Stumptown that the Portland, Oregon, roaster says is specially formulated for in-flight drinking." - Harry Cheadle
"Stumptown remains tried and true, even after the corporate switcheroos." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
"Stumptown is technically categorized by the federal government as a small business for employing fewer than 500 people, but in the fancy coffee world it’s one of the big players in terms of scale and identity. The brand, launched in 1999 by Gen X stoner prince Duane Sorenson, was sold first to an investment group in 2011, then again in 2015 to German commodities conglomerate JAB, whose other coffee properties include Peet’s and Keurig. The brand’s business is diversified, with more than a dozen cafes (including airport and roastery tasting rooms) plus direct-to-consumer sales online, grocery store stockists, ready-to-drink products, and wholesale partnerships with more than 100 independent cafes around the world." - Jordan Michelman
"Starting April 20, Portland-based coffee behemoth Stumptown is hopping on the CBD train, hawking a cold brew concentrate made with Oregon-grown, USDA Certified Organic CBD." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
