About Us
Our Story
"One of my first memories of coffee is of watching my grandfather make coffee. A blue enamel percolator that was always on the stove. To him it was a morning ritual and a start to the day. To me it is a way to commune with my childhood, to recenter after a hectic morning or to just sit and let the world happen"
- Scott, Founder of Wilp Coffee
Our Company
Sparked from a personal love for a good cup of coffee, Wilp Coffee centres around the concept of house, or in the Gitxsan language 'Wilp'. We hope that through Wilp Coffee we can share a little piece of the place we call home and bring not only good intentions but also good coffee into yours.
Wilp Coffee is proudly Indigenous owned and ope
Sparked from a personal love for a good cup of coffee, Wilp Coffee centres around the concept of house, or in the Gitxsan language 'Wilp'. We hope that through Wilp Coffee we can share a little piece of the place we call home and bring not only good intentions but also good coffee into yours.
Wilp Coffee is proudly Indigenous owned and operated, each of our blends have been named after some of the most special places surrounding the area we originate from in Northern British Columbia.
Our Goal
Our Goal
Wilp Coffee holds at its core those memories and connections that we create through mundane life. We hope to allow space to treasure and cherish simple moments, as we strive to honor our own memories as well as yours. Coffee can serve as a portal to those moments that we cherish the most, offering solace and connection. Culture and tradit
Wilp Coffee holds at its core those memories and connections that we create through mundane life. We hope to allow space to treasure and cherish simple moments, as we strive to honor our own memories as well as yours. Coffee can serve as a portal to those moments that we cherish the most, offering solace and connection. Culture and tradition, community and warmth are values we hope to embody, creating a space where people can gather, share, create, preserve and experience what we often take for granted.