10/12/2026
Why Fresh Roasted?
There’s a little thing fresh-roasted coffee does that grocery-store coffee usually doesn’t get the chance to do.
It changes.
For the first few days after roasting, the beans are still releasing carbon dioxide and settling into themselves. That’s why truly fresh coffee blooms when hot water hits it — all that bubbling and swelling is a sign there’s still some life in the bean.
Around here, we roast in small batches because we want your coffee getting to you while it’s still in that window.
Fresh roasted. Mountain roasted. And never sitting around waiting for somebody to buy it.
One housekeeping note while we’re here: beginning November 1st, our prices will be increasing. Green coffee, packaging, and the other costs of doing this the right way continue to climb, and we want to keep buying coffees we’re proud to put the Baker Mountain name on.
We appreciate every bag you buy, every cup you brew, and every time you tell somebody where your coffee came from.
Mountain Grown. Mountain Roasted.