Barista Oat
Dense, steam-stable microfoam with a low-sweet finish. Our house pour.
Small-batch oat and plant milks, pressed in Portland to steam into dense, glossy microfoam. Low-sweet, so the coffee leads.
Now pouring at independent cafes
Dense, steam-stable microfoam with a low-sweet finish. Our house pour.
Dense microfoam that holds a tulip.
The oil-to-oat ratio is dialed so the milk stretches tight, not thin. You get a foam that moves with the pitcher and holds the pour.
Low-sweet, so espresso stays in front.
We keep added sweetness out. The coffee you sourced should taste like the coffee you sourced.
No gums you can taste.
Sunflower oil holds the emulsion, and the oat milk uses no gums at all, so the oat flavor comes through cleanly.
Our oats come from one family farm in the Columbia Basin. Single origin from field to press.
May 2026 - Notes
Single-origin oats are not a marketing line for us. They are how we keep the flavor the same carton to carton.
ReadApril 2026 - Recipe
Our limited Barista Pistachio over ice, with a double shot and a little salt.
ReadMarch 2026 - Technique
Oat milk foams differently from dairy. Here is how we pull a tight, glossy microfoam every time.
ReadWe work directly with independent cafes across the West Coast. Weekly delivery, bar training sheet included.
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