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Caribou Coffee was founded by native Minnesotan Kimberly, and John Puckett, who is from some other place.

While on a wilderness adventure in Alaska, the couple was inspired to do something greater with their lives than the corporate rat race they were participating in.

The two were at the summit of Sable Mountain in Denali Park when they decided they wanted to build a company that would represent the sense of accomplishment they felt while climbing the mountain. And then it hit them, Coffee.

But not just coffee, coffee. Coffee that would bring the mountain experience into local neighborhoods where customers could escape the daily grind with a different kind of daily grind.

As the Pucketts - neither of whom are related to the late great Kirby Puckett - were descending the mountain, a herd of wild caribou, as opposed to the domesticated caribou that freely roam Denali, could be seen off in the distance.

It was the beauty and unceasing movement of these magnificent beasts that inspired a seemingly apt name for a soon-to-be-founded company that desired to grow rapidly, while maintaining high quality.

And in December of 1992, Caribou Coffee’s doors were opened in Edina, MN. And now there are Caribous in 11 countries and 19 US states, and its owned by Germans.

You’re welcome.

Love,

MN