No. 01
Golden Bantam
The heirloom sweet corn with deep, buttery flavor — picked at dawn for the sweetest bite.
Est. 2024 · Field to Table
A sun-soaked tribute to the most generous plant on earth — grown slow, cooked honest, eaten with both hands.
A Love Letter
Corn didn't ask to be the world's most important grain — it just grew, kept growing, and refused to stop. From a wild grass in the Balsas River valley to the cobs we butter today, this is the longest love affair humanity has ever had with a plant.
We work with small growers who still plant by the moon, who let the husks brown on the stalk, who believe a sweet corn eaten in the field needs nothing but salt and the back of your hand.
9,000+
years of cultivation, still going strong
The Lineup
A short list, kept short on purpose. These are the cobs we'd drive across town for.
No. 01
The heirloom sweet corn with deep, buttery flavor — picked at dawn for the sweetest bite.
No. 02
Crisp white kernels, milk-stage tender. A backyard classic that loves a hot summer.
No. 03
Translucent rainbow kernels — grown more for wonder than yield, but oh, what wonder.
From the Kitchen
Charred cobs rolled in crema, cotija, chili, lime.
Quartered cobs, fried golden, dusted with paprika salt.
Whipped with scallion and jalapeño, pan-fried to crackle.
A monthly letter: one cob, one recipe, one grower worth knowing about.