Small-Batch Micro-Bakery

Naturally leavened sourdough, baked fresh every week.

Slow-fermented for 24+ hours using organic flours, filtered water, sea salt, and our mature wild starter. Never any commercial yeast or preservatives.

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Freshly scored artisan sourdough boule

How Pre-Orders Work

Because real sourdough takes three days from starter feed to oven, all loaves are baked to order in limited weekly drops.

1

Reserve Your Loaves

Submit the pre-order form below before Wednesday at 6:00 PM (or until the weekly batch sells out).

2

Mix, Ferment & Bake

On Thursday we mix and cold-ferment your dough overnight. Early Friday morning, loaves hit the hot Dutch ovens.

3

Porch Pickup

Pick up your warm, bagged loaves from our covered porch bread box on Friday between 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM.

Reserve This Week's Bake

Select your flavors and pickup preference below. You'll receive a confirmation text/email with payment details.

Accepted Payment: Venmo, Zelle, or exact cash at pickup. Orders are confirmed once payment is received.

Our Process

Why Slow Fermentation Matters

At Doughberg, we believe bread doesn't need conditioners, dough improvers, or commercial yeast. Every loaf begins with our active wild sourdough culture and undergoes a 24- to 36-hour cold fermentation.

This slow timeline develops rich, complex flavor while breaking down phytic acid and starches—making our bread gentler on digestion and keeping it fresh on your counter days longer than store-bought bread.

Common Questions

How should I store my sourdough?

Keep cut-side down on a cutting board for the first 24 hours, then transfer to a paper or reusable bread bag at room temperature for up to 3–4 days.

Can I freeze a loaf for later?

Yes! Slice the cooled loaf, place it in a freezer bag, and freeze for up to 3 months. Toast slices straight from frozen.

Do you offer slicing?

Loaves are sold whole to preserve crust crispness and internal moisture, though we can pre-slice upon request in the order notes.