Yirgacheffe
Jasmine, bergamot, dried apricot — bright and floral, poured tea-clear.
First Crack roasts three origins in small batches at 412 Foundry Lane — sunlit mornings, a rising-sun cup, and beans shipped within 48 hours of the roast.
Every lot is chosen for a place and a season — washed highlands in Ethiopia and Colombia, a wet-hulled hillside in Sumatra. We taste before we buy, and we buy for character, not for a number on a sticker.
Three origins, roasted to let each one sing: bright and floral, caramel and deep, or dark and resinous. The paperwork travels with the bag so you know exactly what you are drinking.
Meet the origins
Light to dark, each origin keeps its own color — ochre, burnt orange, avocado. San Agustin is the house cup we pull most mornings.
Jasmine, bergamot, dried apricot — bright and floral, poured tea-clear.
Caramel, red plum, cocoa nib — the balanced everyday cup.
Dark chocolate, cedar, molasses — deep and resinous, built for milk.
We roast on a drum and listen for the first crack — the moment the bean opens up. Each origin gets its own curve, then rests and ships while it is still lively.
Green beans meet a hot drum; the roast begins.
The bean cracks open — we shape the profile from here.
Cooled, rested, and out the door within 48 hours.
Pick an origin, and we will roast it fresh and ship within 48 hours — straight from the room at 412 Foundry Lane.