Tall Trees Coffee

Excited to announce this collab with : Nostromo Hyperawake - a baltic coffee porter brewed with our cold brew. And it’s soooo delicious! Malty, rich with toffee notes from the coffee.

On tap now in their taproom - for a limited time. And we’re going to plant a tree for every pint poured to sweeten the finish.

These are going to go great with the new menu with Korean / Southern American pub fare from .pdx. 😋

Really excited for this as we’ve become buds with the good people at Culmination after a summer of serving coffee in front of their brewery. A real neighborly collab for tasty beer with coffee that plants trees - doesn’t get much better! 🍻☕️🎄🤤

We’re bringing the extra cozy and festive vibes with our new winter menu - available only on our 100% electric tree planting coffee wagon. Each drink plants a tree - decorations optional. 🚚☕️🎄✨

We still have openings for winter events if you’d like to treat your special people with these special drinks reach out.

Trying out a special hazelnut chocolate latte in our happy tree mug. Verdict = delicious, adorbs and good tree planting vibes. ☕️🌲✨

We’ll be offering the “Lovett Latte” at the Made & Found Market next Saturday 11/8 from 10-4 at . Lots of other creative wares, gifts and a super cool salvage / deconstruction warehouse with antiques. Come by!

Perfect bench to catch the fall leaf show with coffee and a friend. 🍁☕️✨

As a human designed park, also a great example of what tree planting can result in.

We love doing private events - especially for the lovely animal loving people of . Yummy coffee, happy pets and 50 trees planted! TYSM! 🤗

Coffee is a great way to show your staff or customers some love - that also plants trees. Currently booking for fall and winter. DM for info. 🚚☕️🌲✨

Thought to be at least 800 years old, this spectacular ginkgo tree, Wonju Bangye-ri | 원주 반계리 은행나무 , in Korea is nearly 114’ high, and spans 124’. Every fall its leaves flush yellow before they drop and blanket the ground in gold. It is completely awe-inspiring.

Ginko Trees date back to the Paleozoic period, 300 million years ago, before the era of the dinosaurs. Long living and ancient in their origins, they’re appropriately considered living fossils.