Foggy Dog Coffee Roasters is a small-batch coffee company in the town of Fort Bragg, California. We’re grounded in a love for simple living, good coffee, and supporting the people, animals, and small businesses that make our community special.
We roast in small batches each week, carefully monitoring every roast to bring out balanced flavors with both sweetness and body. Whether you're just discovering coffee or you're a longtime aficionado, our coffee is crafted to be approachable and enjoyable for everyone. Our beans are ethically sourced from small farms located in high-elevation regions, many of which use shade-grown and regenerative farming practices. While not all are certified organic, these farms follow organic principles, avoid synthetic chemicals, and care deeply for their land and workers.
We pay above fair trade prices through a program often referred to as Farm Gate, helping ensure that farmers earn livable wages and have opportunities for growth and experimentation in their craft.
Our name is a tribute to Fogsbe, our scruffy little terrier and original sidekick - the namesake behind Fogsbe’s Espresso Blend. Today, Barnaby, our cheerful shop dog, carries on the tradition and lends his name to Barnaby’s Everyday Blend. Dogs have been at the heart of our journey from day one, which is why we donate a portion of our profits to animal welfare projects.
At Foggy Dog, we believe coffee should be honest, heartfelt, and connected - to the growers, to our community, and to you. From our tiny roastery to your kitchen table, thanks for being part of the story.

Bold, dignified, and full of character, just like the legendary pup it honors. Perfect for a classic espresso, Fogsbe’s Espresso Blend is named after our beloved dog Fogsbe, a noble soul with a big heart and a striking resemblance to Sir Didymus from Labyrinth. A blend of shade-grown coffees from South and Central America, this medium-bod
Bold, dignified, and full of character, just like the legendary pup it honors. Perfect for a classic espresso, Fogsbe’s Espresso Blend is named after our beloved dog Fogsbe, a noble soul with a big heart and a striking resemblance to Sir Didymus from Labyrinth. A blend of shade-grown coffees from South and Central America, this medium-bodied espresso offers both depth and brightness, with a flavor profile that remains consistent even as the specific coffees change.
Tasting Notes: Rich dark chocolate, citrus, fig, and caramel, finishing smooth with roasted nuts.
Certifications: Organic, Fair Trade

Grown at 1816–2100 meters in Hambela Dabaye, Guji, this washed coffee is sourced through direct farm gate relationships. Managed by farmer-engineer Kedir Hassan, the organic-certified mill ensures high-quality processing, though this specific lot is uncertified which is common in smallholder settings. The coffee reflects the mill’s sustai
Grown at 1816–2100 meters in Hambela Dabaye, Guji, this washed coffee is sourced through direct farm gate relationships. Managed by farmer-engineer Kedir Hassan, the organic-certified mill ensures high-quality processing, though this specific lot is uncertified which is common in smallholder settings. The coffee reflects the mill’s sustainable practices, delivering a clean, vibrant cup with bright tropical fruit and honeyed sweetness.
Tasting Notes: Light and delicate with raw sugar, molasses, black tea, and juicy notes of mango and nectarine.
Processing: Wet Process (Washed)
Drying Method: Raised Bed Sun-Dried
Cultivar: Heirloom Varieties
Certifications: Farm Gate

Grown at high elevations on smallholder farms in Kirinyaga, this AA Kiangoi lot reflects the care and dedication of the Rung’eto Farmers Cooperative Society. Each farmer tends just 200–500 trees on small plots in the rich volcanic soils of Mt. Kenya. The coffee is washed and sun-dried on raised beds, with careful sorting at every stage to
Grown at high elevations on smallholder farms in Kirinyaga, this AA Kiangoi lot reflects the care and dedication of the Rung’eto Farmers Cooperative Society. Each farmer tends just 200–500 trees on small plots in the rich volcanic soils of Mt. Kenya. The coffee is washed and sun-dried on raised beds, with careful sorting at every stage to ensure excellent quality.
Tasting Notes: Juicy citrus and red cherry sweetness with honey and clove-cinnamon spice, finishing crisp and caramelized.
Processing: Wet Process (Washed)
Drying Method: Raised Bed Sun-Dried
Cultivar: SL-28, SL-34, Ruiru 11
Certifications: Farm Gate

Grown by smallholder farmers in the indigenous Mayan region of Quiché, this honey process coffee comes from high elevations along the Chuacús mountain range. Produced in collaboration with FECCEG, a cooperative focused on organic farming and community development, this certified Organic and Fair Trade lot reflects both regional character
Grown by smallholder farmers in the indigenous Mayan region of Quiché, this honey process coffee comes from high elevations along the Chuacús mountain range. Produced in collaboration with FECCEG, a cooperative focused on organic farming and community development, this certified Organic and Fair Trade lot reflects both regional character and social impact. With centralized processing in Joyabaj and a commitment to sustainability, education, and rural support programs, it’s a coffee deeply rooted in community and tradition.
Tasting Notes: Medium-bodied, with bittersweet chocolate and burnt sugars leading into rustic dried fruits, berry tones, subtle spice, and fruity acidity.
Processing: Honey
Drying Method: Patio Sun-Dried
Cultivar: Bourbon, Caturra, Catuaí
Certifications: Organic, Fair Trade

Grown at over 2000 meters in Costa Rica’s Talamanca Sierra, this red honey process coffee comes from El Coyote, a microlot managed by the Solis family at the Don Oscar Micromill. With cultivars like Villalobos and Catuaí, and meticulous drying on raised beds, this lot reflects the clarity and sweetness of Tarrazú’s best coffees. Sourced t
Grown at over 2000 meters in Costa Rica’s Talamanca Sierra, this red honey process coffee comes from El Coyote, a microlot managed by the Solis family at the Don Oscar Micromill. With cultivars like Villalobos and Catuaí, and meticulous drying on raised beds, this lot reflects the clarity and sweetness of Tarrazú’s best coffees. Sourced through Farm Gate relationships, it’s a clean and expressive high-altitude cup.
Tasting Notes: Light-bodied with notes of raw sugar, honey, dried apple, hibiscus, and soft tea tannins.
Processing: Red Honey
Drying Method: Raised Bed
Cultivar: Villalobos, Catuaí
Certifications: Farm Gate
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