Sourced direct
We buy from a small list of farms and cooperatives we visit each year. Transparent pricing, real relationships, no middlemen.
Specialty coffee and loose-leaf tea, sourced direct and roasted gently. We make a small menu of cups that taste good every morning — not just on demo day.
We don't make coffee for trophy cabinets. We make it for the people who drink three cups a day and want every one to taste good.
We buy from a small list of farms and cooperatives we visit each year. Transparent pricing, real relationships, no middlemen.
We roast for clarity, not char. Our profiles favor sweetness and balance — coffee that's gentle, never aggressive.
Every blend and tea is dialed in by our team for the way most people actually brew at home. No barista degree required.
A short, deliberate menu. Rotated as origins come into season, never inflated to look bigger than it is.
In 2019 we started roasting on a Huky 500 in a Tacoma garage, sharing bags with neighbors who told us they wanted coffee that didn't punch them in the face. Six years later, we're still chasing that idea. We roast on a Loring S15, but the brief hasn't changed.
We work with eight farms across Honduras, Ethiopia, Guatemala, and Yunnan. We pay above fair-trade. We post green pricing on every bag. And we still answer every customer email ourselves.
Each bag ships with a printed card for the brew method we think suits it best — but here's the broader playbook.
Clear flavor separation, full control. Our V60 ratio: 15g coffee, 250g water, 92°C, 3:00 brew.
Heavy body, lazy mornings. 30g coffee to 500g water, four-minute steep, slow plunge.
Sturdy and forgiving — perfect at the office. Inverted method with a bypass at the end.
Coarse grind, 1:8 to water, 16 hours in the fridge. Cuts with milk like nothing else.
This is the first coffee I've drunk all week without thinking about coffee. It just tasted right.
I bought a bag on a whim at a farmer's market. Now I have a standing monthly order — and I sent some to my dad.
Their Yunnan black is ridiculous. I keep it on my desk and re-steep it three times before lunch.