
Three flours, one starter kept alive since 2016, and a two-day ferment. We bake what we can sell in a morning and then we close the door.
Stoneground flour from a mill two hours south, delivered weekly.
Slow proofs in a cold room, which is why the crumb keeps for days.
Out of the deck oven at six, on the counter while it is still ticking.
"I moved across town and still drive back on Saturdays. The rye is worth the petrol."
Yes, for cafes within ten kilometres. Minimum twenty loaves, delivered before 7am.
No. One kitchen, one bench, and we will not pretend it is safe.
Pre-order by Thursday 6pm and it will be bagged with your name on it.
We bake what we can sell fresh. Day-old bread is not the business we wanted.