Sourdough can be so much more than just bread.

Growing up in San Francisco, I’ve loved bread from a young age. From Focaccia to Naan. But my journey to baking sourdough was a long one. After working in the craft brewing industry for several years, I learned how to bring out the best flavors from helpful, local microorganisms. I was curious about the relationship between beer flavors and bread, but at the time, didn’t seem as interesting as working with pastries.

Almost seven years later, after quarantine, I finally got the chance to bake professionally at one of the city’s most sought-after bakeries, Rize Up. Working there not only broadened my perspective on who was making sourdough, but also what it could taste like. We weren’t only sharing delicious new flavors, but also helping nourish our community. Now that I’ve arrived in Virginia, I want to continue to share my love of sourdough with even more people.

It’s all good

Good flavors come from good ingredients. (And you don’t have to go too far to find them!)

Our bread features organically grown ingredients from local farms and mills.

Wild Yeast

Our starter was grown with wild yeast cultivated from Stafford’s great outdoors.

Local Grains From Local Mills

All of our loaves contain Virginia grown grains, that have been freshly milled to retain the best flavor.

Evolving Flavor

We’re always experimenting with new produce to bring to the dough. Each new season brings new inspiration.