Ethiopia — Yirgacheffe
Solstice
Jasmine · Bergamot · Stone Fruit
Est. 2014 — Small-Batch Roastery
We travel to origin, cup every lot, and roast in batches small enough to taste the difference. This is coffee for people who notice things.
Our Story
Ember & Oak began in a one-car garage with a one-kilo sample roaster and a stubborn belief that most coffee is roasted for the machine, not the palate. A decade later, we still roast in small batches, still cup every lot before it ships, and still turn away beans that don't earn their place in the bag.
Every relationship with a farm is direct — no brokers, no blends of convenience. We pay well above commodity price, because coffee this good starts long before it ever reaches our roaster.
See how we roast →The Collection
Ethiopia — Yirgacheffe
Jasmine · Bergamot · Stone Fruit
Colombia — Huila
Caramel · Red Apple · Brown Sugar
Guatemala — Antigua
Dark Chocolate · Toasted Walnut · Clove
The Process
We visit origin every season, cupping dozens of lots at each farm to find the handful worth bringing home.
Every lot is scored blind by our tasting panel before it earns a place on the roast schedule.
Small batches on a vintage drum roaster, profiled by hand to draw out what makes each origin distinct.
Beans rest to hit peak flavor, then ship within 48 hours so your first cup tastes like our last cupping.
"The Solstice roast changed how I drink coffee at home. Every bag tastes like it was roasted yesterday — because it was."
Maren T.
Home Barista
"We've poured Ember & Oak at our cafe for three years. Consistency this good, batch after batch, is rare."
Devon K.
Cafe Owner
"I've never kept a coffee subscription longer than a month. This one I've kept for two years."
Priya R.
Subscriber
Visit the Roastery
Our roastery doubles as a small cafe, tucked behind the roaster itself. Pull up a stool, watch a batch drop, and taste it minutes later.
204 Kettleman Row, Portland, OR
Mon–Fri: 7am – 5pm
Sat–Sun: 8am – 4pm