Newport, Oregon · Est. 2016

Roasted where the fog
meets the shore.

We roast small batches of direct-trade coffee in a converted boathouse on Yaquina Bay. Salt air outside, cast iron and quiet patience inside. Every bag ships within three days of the roast.

Illustration of a foggy Oregon coastline at dawn with layered hills and a small boathouse on the water

Yaquina Bay, dawn tide Batch No. 1,847 in the drum

Our Roasts

Four coffees, kept in rotation like good tools.

Sourced through long-standing direct relationships, roasted in 12 kilogram batches, and cupped every morning before the shop opens. Whole bean, 12 oz.

Foghorn ESPRESSO

Foghorn Espresso

Blend · Medium-Dark

  • OriginMinas Gerais, Brazil & Guji, Ethiopia
  • Elevation1,100 to 2,050 m
  • ProcessNatural & washed

Tasting notes

Dark chocolate Hazelnut Dried cherry

$1912 oz bag

Yaquina LIGHT ROAST

Yaquina Light

Single Origin · Light

  • OriginGuji Zone, Ethiopia
  • Elevation1,950 to 2,100 m
  • ProcessWashed

Tasting notes

Jasmine Lemon curd Apricot

$2112 oz bag

Driftline MEDIUM ROAST

Driftline

Single Origin · Medium

  • OriginHuila, Colombia
  • Elevation1,650 to 1,800 m
  • ProcessWashed

Tasting notes

Caramel Red apple Cocoa nib

$1912 oz bag

Nightwatch DECAF

Nightwatch Decaf

Single Origin · Medium-Dark

  • OriginCauca, Colombia
  • Elevation1,600 to 1,750 m
  • ProcessSugarcane EA decaf

Tasting notes

Baker's chocolate Raisin Molasses

$2012 oz bag

Brew Guide

Brew it the way we do at the bar.

Pick your method. We will give you the ratio, grind, water temperature, and time we use every morning, plus a timer so you can put the phone down and watch the bloom.

Ratio 1 : 16.5

15 g coffee · 250 g water

Water temp 93°C

200°F, just off the boil

Total time 3:00

Including a 45 second bloom

Grind Medium-fine

Like table salt

FineGrind sizeCoarse

Pour 50 g to bloom, swirl once, then two even spirals to 250 g. Draw down should finish flat, no crater.

Brew timer

3:00 Ready

From the Roastery

Notes from the boathouse.

Short dispatches on sourcing trips, roast curves, and whatever the tide dragged in this week.

Why we rest Foghorn for ten days

Fresh off the drum, espresso gushes and tastes hollow. We hold every batch of Foghorn until day ten, when the crema settles and the dried cherry note finally shows up. Here is the degassing math behind the wait.

Read the post →

Three days at Finca La Marea, Huila

Our fourth visit to the Cardona family, who grow the lot behind Driftline. This year they terraced two new hillsides and doubled their drying beds. Photos, cupping scores, and what we agreed to pay and why.

Read the post →

Cupping the new Guji arrivals

Fourteen samples on the bench, windows open to the harbor. Two lots made the cut for Yaquina Light. One tasted so much like lemon curd that we checked the spoon for breakfast residue. Full notes inside.

Read the post →

Subscriptions

Coffee that arrives like the tide. Regular, reliable, on time.

Every subscription ships within three days of roast, carries free shipping in the lower 48, and can be paused from a single link. No account required, no fine print.

Billed each month, per shipment.

The Skiff

One 12 oz bag of the roast you choose, or let the roaster pick. Right for a one or two cup household.

$18per month

  • 1 bag per shipment
  • Choose your roast or rotate
  • Free shipping, pause anytime
Start The Skiff

The Harbor

Three bags, printed cupping notes, and first claim on limited boathouse-only releases.

$48per month

  • 3 bags per shipment
  • Printed cupping notes
  • Limited releases reserved for you
  • Free shipping, pause anytime
Start The Harbor