SPECIALTY COFFEE TOURS IN THE USA
Good specialty coffee tours in the USA run small and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Roast Kona coffee in a private, hands-on class at Hala Tree Coffee, with farm samples, two drum roasts, and expert guidance.
“The owner performed a full roasting cycle while educating us on every step from the seedlings at the nursery all the way to a brewed cup of coffee. It is quite the process from start to finish and you will come away with a new appreciation of Kona Coffee!”
Learn pour-over, French press, and espresso at Hala Tree Coffee in Captain Cook, with Kona tastings and an optional free farm tour.
“So much amazing information and the coffee tasting was fantastic! Not anything too advanced but perfect for coffee lovers!”
Explore Brooklyn’s specialty coffee scene with three cafe tastings, a sustainability shop, local history, and expert guidance for $65.
“Nate is a great guy. No pressure to talk about coffee for the whole trip. Please support my friend. :)”
Follow Seattle’s coffee story from bean to cup with tastings, Pike Place stops, Starbucks history, and practical tour tips.
“We loved this tour as a coffee junkies! Our guide Zach was knowledgeable about the coffee making process, he was extremely courteous when we accidentally went to the wrong location and made our tour very enjoyable with facts about the city. This was my first time in seattle and I enjoyed walking from coffee shop to coffee shop enjoying the winding roads and experiencing different flavors. Ghost Alley was our favorite and it’s lucky we had the opportunity to experience the tour after the Starbucks roasters was unexpectedly closed. No other sites were offering a coffee tour and I trust visiting with Viator so this made everything perfect!”
Explore Portland’s Eastside coffee scene on a two-hour walking tour with tastings, local history, small groups, and expert guides.
“Sara was friendly and knowledgeable. She provided information about the roasters we visited and the coffee scene in Portland in general. The walk was suitable for all fitness levels”
Follow Seattle’s coffee story from bean to cup with eight stops, expert guidance, tastings, Pike Place sights, and practical tips.
“Zach was a great host and guide for the coffee tour. The selected coffee shops we stopped at were wonderful and the coffee drinks (and the cinnamon bun) were tasty. I'd definitely recommend this tour for those wanting to learn more about coffee and experience the Seattle coffee scene.”
Learn how coffee goes from raw bean to roasted cup during a hands-on 90-minute workshop at O Coffee in Glendale, Los Angeles.
“I wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the incredible behind-the-scenes coffee roasting event. It was an amazing experience to witness the artistry and precision that goes into crafting each batch of coffee. The insights into the roasting process, from selecting the beans to achieving the perfect roast profile, were both educational and inspiring .”
Pick a farm, a counter or a roasting floor.
