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Here's What Happened in Portland Coffee in 2016

Old Portland coffee is out, Los Angeles and Melbourne coffee is in, you can now buy coffee from the same place you’re attending a polyamory workshop and a homeless youth mentoring program is partnering with a local coffee company to conduct barista training.

Seattle Has Spoken, and Its Favorite Coffee Comes from Portland

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Seattle Has Spoken, and Its Favorite Coffee Comes from Portland

Seattle

Locally-Owned Coffee Is Back at PDX Airport

Step aside, Stumptown. Portland has local coffee at the airport again. Portland Roasting Coffee opened on its PDX location Monday, finally bringing to a close the July that left travelers with no local coffee options . Instead, they were forced to scarf down Peet’s, their wholly-owned entity Stumptown, and Starbucks. (Plus McDonalds, which I stand by as the … Continue reading Locally-Owned Coffee Is Back at PDX Airport

Locally-Owned Coffee Is Back at PDX Airport

Step aside, Stumptown. Portland has local coffee at the airport again. Portland Roasting Coffee opened on its PDX location Monday, finally bringing to a close the July that left travelers with no local coffee options . Instead, they were forced to scarf down Peet’s, their wholly-owned entity Stumptown, and Starbucks. (Plus McDonalds, which I stand by as the … Continue reading Locally-Owned Coffee Is Back at PDX Airport

One of the Oldest Names in Portland Coffee Is Closing All Locations This Month.

At its peak, Coffee People had more than 40 locations in town, serving up Black Tiger shakes and Velvet Hammer mochas, going public in 1996 with the goal of being No. 2 to Starbucks. But the business crumbled instead, and they were forced to sell.

One of the Oldest Names in Portland Coffee Is Closing All Locations This Month.

At its peak, Coffee People had more than 40 locations in town, serving up Black Tiger shakes and Velvet Hammer mochas, going public in 1996 with the goal of being No. 2 to Starbucks. But the business crumbled instead, and they were forced to sell.

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