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Coffee roasters of the Gallatin and Paradise Valleys

Beyond Bozeman and Livingston: a drum roaster in Belgrade, a roaster at Big Sky, and small towns with a roaster of their own.

Coffee in the Gallatin and Paradise Valleys

The Gallatin Valley has more coffee roasters than any other part of Montana, and most of them are in Bozeman. This page covers the rest of the valley and the Paradise Valley side: Belgrade, Big Sky, Manhattan, Ennis and Big Timber. Bozeman and Livingston have pages of their own. Last Best Coffee Club sends a bag from a different independent Montana roaster in every box.

Roasters in the Gallatin and Paradise Valleys

Belgrade

Rocky Mountain Roasting has drum-roasted specialty coffee in Belgrade since 1992, according to its own site. Dakota and Shailyne Killgore bought it recently. We have no profile for it and do not link its site.

Big Sky

Caliber Coffee Roasters roasts in Big Sky and runs a second cafe on West Oak Street in Bozeman, according to its Roast Local listing. Treeline, which roasts in Bozeman, also runs a cafe at the base area in Big Sky.

Manhattan

Roast Local lists no roaster in Manhattan, but Red Bird Coffee of Bozeman sells its bags at L and F Market there.

Ennis and Big Timber

The Roast Local directory lists a roaster in each town. We have not read their own pages, so we do not name them here.

Bozeman and Livingston

Bozeman has Ghost Town, Treeline, Rockford, Yellowstone and Red Bird. Livingston has Blue Bean in town and RamsHead in the Shields Valley to the north.

The valleys' coffee story

Belgrade's Rocky Mountain Roasting says it has drum-roasted specialty coffee since 1992, and it changed hands recently when the Killgores bought it.

Caliber roasts in Big Sky itself and pours its coffee in Bozeman too, at a cafe on West Oak Street. (Source: Roast Local.)

The valleys show up in the coffee itself. Yellowstone Coffee Roasters in Bozeman names blends after places here, among them Big Timber and Big Sky Lift, and its seasonal Free Range coffee supports the Western Sustainability Exchange. (Source: the Yellowstone profile.)

Small-town roasters carry a lot of weight in places like Belgrade and Big Timber. A bag bought from one pays a neighbor, and it is a large part of why we point people to local roasters first.

Getting Montana coffee delivered in the valleys

Last Best Coffee Club ships to Belgrade, Big Sky, Ennis and every other US address. You set a roast level, a style and a grind, then choose every 2 or 4 weeks. Each box brings a 12 oz bag from a different independent Montana roaster, roasted to order and packed in the roaster's own bag with our packing slip inside. It is $16.99 a bag, any roast. The first bag is free and you pay the shipping. Skip, pause or cancel online. Build your box.

  • Roasted and shipped within 3 days.
  • Free replacement if a bag disappoints.
  • A reminder email 3 days before each box.
  • Your ratings steer the next bag.

Gallatin and Paradise Valley coffee questions

Is there a coffee roaster in Big Sky?

Yes. Caliber Coffee Roasters roasts in Big Sky and also runs a cafe on West Oak Street in Bozeman.

Is there a coffee roaster in Belgrade?

Yes. Rocky Mountain Roasting has drum-roasted specialty coffee in Belgrade since 1992 and was recently bought by Dakota and Shailyne Killgore.

Where can I get Treeline coffee in Big Sky?

At Treeline's cafe at the base area in Big Sky. The coffee is roasted at Treeline's Roasting Room in Bozeman.

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Updated September 27, 2026.