Small batch · All organic · Moraga, California

Small-batch, all-organic coffee, roasted in Moraga, California

A micro roastery in the East Bay hills. We roast organically grown beans in small batches, to order.

Est. 2025 · Moraga, CA · Launching soon

Roasted in Moraga, CA All organically grown beans Roasted in small batches Shipped fresh, never warehoused

In short

Moraga Creek Coffee is a small-batch, all-organic coffee micro roastery in Moraga, California, founded in 2025. Every coffee it roasts is organically grown, roasted in limited batches rather than mass produced, and offered as whole bean in three roasts: a medium everyday roast, a bold single origin from Ethiopia and a light single origin from Guatemala. The roastery ships fresh-roasted coffee and is launching to the public soon; questions go to @moragacreekcoffee on Instagram.

The lineup

Three roasts, roasted to order

We keep the lineup deliberately short. Three coffees we can roast perfectly, in small batches, instead of a wall of blends. Every one is organically grown.

Everyday · House blend

Medium Roast

Organically grown · Whole bean

Our flagship. Smooth and balanced, built to be the coffee you reach for before anything else is awake. Forgiving in a French press, excellent with milk.

  • Dark chocolate
  • Toasted almond
  • Citrus peel

$24 12 oz · whole bean

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Bold · Single origin

Bold Roast

Ethiopia · Organically grown

A bold, complex single origin for the mornings that need a push. Big fruit up front, cocoa on the finish. Brew it as pour over and let it open up.

  • Blueberry
  • Jasmine
  • Cocoa

$26 12 oz · whole bean

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Bright · Single origin

Light Roast

Guatemala · Organically grown

Clean, bright and easy to drink. A light roast with no bitterness and no crash, which is why it is the one we take up the hill.

  • Green apple
  • Honey
  • Milk chocolate

$22 12 oz · whole bean

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Recent roast

Ethiopia Organic Buture Cooperative

Alongside our three core roasts we keep a rotating single origin on the roaster. Right now it is a washed Ethiopian lot from the Buture Cooperative: sweet and clean, with stone fruit and a refreshing acidity.

At a glance

Origin
Ethiopia
Producer
Buture Cooperative
Sourcing
Organically grown
In the cup
Creamy honey, maple sugar, panela, lemon, stone fruit
Best as
Filter, or a little darker for espresso

Small batch, by definition

What a small batch roaster actually does differently

A small batch roaster roasts coffee in limited quantities instead of one continuous high-volume run. That is not a marketing word. It changes the coffee in three concrete ways.

We can taste the curve

Small batches let us follow each roast by sight, sound and smell, and adjust heat and airflow as the beans move through first crack instead of trusting a preset.

We roast to order

Coffee peaks days after roasting, not months. We roast close to the ship date so the bag that lands on your counter is near its best, not the end of its shelf life.

We can trace the lot

Working in small volumes means we can buy specific organic lots and tell you the country, the farm and the harvest, rather than blending to hide defects.

All organic, no exceptions

Organic is the whole point, not a label on one bag

Every coffee we roast is organically grown. Not a single-origin side project, not a premium tier, the entire lineup.

Organic coffee is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. That matters for the people picking it, for the soil and streams around the farm, and for what ends up in your cup. It also tends to mean shade-grown, slower-ripening cherries, which is where sweetness comes from.

No synthetic inputs

Grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, which protects farm workers and the water downstream.

Shade grown

Organic lots are typically grown under shade, where cherries ripen slowly and build more sweetness.

Traceable lots

We buy specific organic lots and name the origin on the bag, so you can follow a coffee back to a place.

Roasted here

Everything is roasted in Moraga, California, in the East Bay, by the people who sell it to you.

How it works

From green bean to your counter

We buy organic lots

Small, traceable lots of organically grown green coffee, chosen by cup quality first.

We profile the roast

Each lot gets its own roast curve, developed by tasting, so the origin shows up in the cup.

We roast in small batches

Limited batches, watched start to finish, never a continuous high-volume run.

We ship it fresh

Whole bean, roasted close to the ship date, so it arrives near its peak rather than past it.

Questions

Small batch coffee, answered

The short answers. The full list lives on our FAQ page.

What is a small batch coffee roaster?

A small batch coffee roaster roasts coffee in small, carefully controlled quantities instead of one continuous high-volume run. Smaller batches let the roastmaster watch every batch by sight, sound and smell, adjust the roast curve in real time, and roast close to the ship date, so the coffee arrives fresh rather than sitting in a warehouse.

What does Moraga Creek Coffee sell?

Organically grown whole bean coffee in three roasts: a medium everyday house roast, a bold single origin from Ethiopia and a light single origin from Guatemala.

Where is Moraga Creek Coffee located?

Moraga, California, in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area. All coffee is roasted in Moraga and shipped from our roastery.

Is Moraga Creek Coffee organic?

Yes. We are an all-organic roastery: every coffee we roast is organically grown, meaning grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Read more about our organic standard.

When can I buy Moraga Creek Coffee?

We are launching soon. Join the launch list below and we will email you the moment the first batches are ready to order.

How do I contact Moraga Creek Coffee?

Instagram is the fastest way to reach us: @moragacreekcoffee. Questions about roasts, wholesale, subscriptions or the launch all come to the same inbox.

Do you offer whole bean or ground coffee?

Whole bean, so the coffee stays fresh as long as possible. If you need a specific grind for filter, espresso or French press, message us on Instagram and we will point you at the right roast.

Launch list

Be first to taste it

The first small batches will be limited. Leave your email and we will tell you the day they are ready.

One email when we launch. Nothing else.