Basalt's tasting room, wooden hand-lettered menu and plants

Story

A rebuilt roaster in an old ironworks

We roast in twelve-kilo batches on a 1970s drum roaster we stripped down and rebuilt ourselves. We buy direct from four growers we've visited in person, at prices well above commodity rate, and we publish what we pay for green coffee twice a year.

No roast sits on the shelf longer than three weeks — after that, it goes into staff cupping or it doesn't go out at all.

Sourcing

Four growers, twice-yearly pricing

We buy direct from four farms we've visited in person, at prices well above commodity rate — and we publish exactly what we pay for green coffee every January and July.

  • Finca Cerro Alto Since 2019

    Huila, Colombia

    Third-generation family farm at 1,700m — source of our Cerro Alto washed lot.

  • Konga Washing Station Since 2020

    Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia

    A 400-member smallholder cooperative producing our Yirgacheffe Highlands natural.

  • Kelompok Tani Kintamani Since 2021

    Bali, Indonesia

    A highland farming group whose honey-processed lots make up our Kintamani.

  • Fazenda Boa Vista Since 2018

    Minas Gerais, Brazil

    Our longest-standing relationship — the backbone of the Basalt House Blend.