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Dutch Bros Coffee
Dutch Bros Coffee was founded in 1992 in Grants Pass, Oregon by brothers Dane and Travis Boersma, Dutch immigrants' descendants who started the business selling espresso from a converted pushcart before growing it into a rapidly expanding drive-through coffee chain. The company built its identity around a distinctive drive-through-focused format with minimal or no indoor seating at most locations, along with an energetic, close-knit company culture emphasizing employee enthusiasm and community involvement at the local store level. Dutch Bros went public in 2021 and has continued rapid geographic expansion beyond its original Pacific Northwest roots, becoming one of the fastest-growing drive-through coffee chains in the United States over the following several years. Dutch Bros Coffee's combination of its founders' pushcart origin story and its rapid modern expansion as a drive-through-focused coffee chain has made it one of the fastest-growing coffee brands in the country.
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Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons was founded in 1964 in Hamilton, Ontario by NHL hockey player Tim Horton, who opened the original donut and coffee shop during his professional hockey career before his death in a 1974 car accident, after which the company continued operating and expanding under his name. The chain grew into one of the largest and most culturally significant coffee and donut chains in Canada, becoming such a deeply embedded part of Canadian everyday culture that Tim Hortons is frequently described as a genuine national institution rather than simply a commercial coffee chain. Tim Hortons merged with Burger King in 2014 to form the parent company Restaurant Brands International, and the chain has continued expanding into the United States and internationally while remaining most strongly associated with its Canadian origins and cultural identity. Tim Hortons's combination of its founding by a professional NHL hockey player and its status as a genuine cultural institution in Canada has made it one of the most nationally significant coffee chains in North America.
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