A wild-yeast sourdough that spends its longest, darkest stretch resting in the cold — the same patience the name asks of us. Baked fresh each morning in small batches.
Somewhere in the middle of every bake sits a long, quiet, cold stretch — the dough resting in the walk-in overnight while the wild yeast works slowly through it. It's the part that can't be rushed, and it's where the flavor actually comes from.
Everything comes from the same 12-year-old culture. What changes is what we fold into it.
Our house standard — open crumb, dark blistered crust, nothing added.
Baked daily30% dark rye, cracked caraway, a tighter crumb built for the cold months.
Thu – SunToasted walnuts and dried mission figs folded in after bulk ferment.
Fri – SunA 2kg whole-wheat miche, crust rolled in sesame, flax, and sunflower.
Saturdays only