Category Archives: Featured Product

Lake Missoula Tea Company

New to the Eastside bulk section.

Lake Missoula Tea Company seeks artisanal, premium tea.

Strong ties to the tea farms we visited in IndonesiaChinaTaiwanKenya and Colombia give us great confidence that we offer the world’s best tea. These trips allow us to build a sustainable, organic source of quality teas from farms working at the village scale. Despite being relatively inaccessible due to their remote, wildland settings, we’ve witnessed the establishment of a workforce – pickers, processors, and farmhands – helping drive local economic development.

Our leaf collection boasts every variety, from fine Taiwanese oolong to Yunnan black produced by ancient tea trees to Darjeeling District tea (that also has an elephant sanctuary).  We are confident in the quality of our teas and our ability to continue to source new and innovative brews.

Artisan January local artist sale!

Alp Blossom Cheese

 

Available at our eastside store: Alp Blossom, a semi-hard cow’s milk cheese, is coated in a confetti of 13 difference dried summer flowers and herbs from the surrounding Alpine Mountain meadows. A delicate dusting of cornflower, marigold, rose petals, lavender, chervil, and marjoram (to name a few) make it the most well-dressed cheese you’ve ever set your eyes on!⁣ Made in a cooperative creamery of small farms in Austria, it’s also made from the milk of animals that have grazed in high mountain pastures. It’s aged for about 6 months and then shipped just across the border to Germany where the floral coating is applied by hand.⁣

Plant Starts

Both locations have beautiful organic plant starts available, and the tomatoes just came in!

Timber City Ginger Beer

Delicious hand crafted ginger beer from Seattle. Try the new seasonal brew Apple Rose, it’s delicious!


About this brand:

“Washington’s undeniable bounty inspired and ignited Timber City Ginger Beer. Brimming with fresh ginger and botanicals, our brew brings a spice that you simply cannot find anywhere else. Our passion for quality product shines through in our attention to sourcing, sustainable foraging, and commitment to community through farm partnerships.

Directly sourced from Pacific Northwest farmers, our offerings are seasonal and rotate with our farmer’s crops and PNW seasons. “

Tru Earth Laundry Eco-Strips

No plastic jugs! Tru Earth Laundry Detergent Eco-Strips have a smaller footprint than some liquid or powder detergents. Its packaging uses no plastic jug, and its light weight and small size needs less space compared to traditional liquid and powder detergent.

Gentle for sensitive skin! Not only are Tru Earth Eco-Strips incredibly convenient, they pride themselves on safety and health. Tru Earth Eco-Strips are vegan-friendly and paraben-free and are gentle enough for even the most sensitive skin.

No measuring, no mess! Traditional liquid laundry detergent can sometimes be messy, and take up space. Measuring out detergent whether it is liquid or powder can result in spillage. With Tru Earth Laundry Detergent Eco-Strips, 1 strip equals 1 load. No measuring and nothing to spill.

Uncompromising cleaning power! The best life hacks for laundry, these remove stains, restore colors, and brighten whites. Each strip of Tru Earth laundry detergent weighs just 3g – perfect compact gift for college students or travel essentials set.

No more wasted space: Tru Earth Eco-strips save your space with our ultra-efficient compact packaging. 400 loads worth of Tru Earth Eco-Strips takes up the same space as a single 100 load jug of traditional detergent.

Two Crows Bakery


New at the Eastside Two Crows Bakery cookies! They’re gluten free, vegan and absolutely delicious. They come in a variety of flavors including some that are highly unique and sensational such as Golden Milk, Horchata, London Fog and Matcha Mint Chocolate Chip. Baked with love by a small woman owned bakery located in Port Townsend.

Orange shirts for the Native Northwest Reconciliation Fund

The co-op is currently supporting the Native Northwest Reconciliation Fund by giving 50% of every of sale of orange shirts to the fund.

By wearing an orange shirt, we are starting a conversation about Reconciliation and paying respect to Residential Schools survivors, those who did not make it home, and their families.

Native Northwest shirts are designed by Morgan Asoyuf, Ts’msyen (Tsimshian). Proceeds from sales go the Native Northwest Reconciliation Fund to advance Reconciliation by funding initiatives that support Indigenous wellness, learning and culture.

“Children are to be honoured, loved and respected and encouraged to thrive. This shirt reflects the multi generational impact of Residential Schools and the resilience of those who survived.”

-Morgan Asoyuf, Ts’msyen (Tsimshian), Artist

Olympita Hummus

   Olympita hummus is a new local hummus with a smooth texture. Grace thinks is the best hummus we’ve had in the store since Exquisite ‘n’ Traditional stopped producing. Now available at both stores!