
Where the name comes from
Named for the cedar on the hills
Central Texans call the thick stands of Ashe juniper on the limestone hills cedar brakes. The trees grow slowly, take the heat, and smell sharp after a rain.
The roasting follows the same idea. Each batch is small enough to watch, pulled by sight and sound, cooled in the tray and bagged the same day. The roast date is printed on every bag.

