Pre-emptively Rolled Evershade Meadowgrass – Wild-Cut Forage Blend

Washington-Grown. Rain-Nourished. Existentially Verdant.

From the mist-laden meadows of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula comes Evershade Meadowgrass, a wild-cut, cold-tempered blend of native fescues, orchardgrass, and rogue timothy—collected not harvested, with reverence, not haste. This is not lawn trimmings. This is pastoral philosophy in blade form.

👃 Aromatic Profile:
The nose is unrelenting in its honesty. A damp minerality rises first—wet slate, moss-laced bark, and the humid breath of a morning elk. Notes of green apple peel, hayloft memory, and petrichor hover in the midtones, while a faint trace of smoldering pinecone drifts through the finish. You may detect emotion. Don’t resist it.

👅 Flavor Notes:
Raw, the palate is rugged: chlorophyll-forward with a defiant crunch. There’s a chew to it—like biting into the very idea of “field.” As it opens (if one insists on gentle steaming or light fermentation), Evershade reveals layers of complexity: hints of lemon verbena, young barley, and something ancestral—almost forgotten. A touch of bitterness remains throughout, grounding the experience like the closing stanza of a haiku read alone in a field jacket.

👁 Visual Identity:
The blades vary in length and conviction—some tall and arching, others stoic and trimmed by passing deer. The color spectrum ranges from deep alpine green to early-spring lime, occasionally interrupted by the bold vertical punctuation of a clover bloom or reed. This is a grass that refuses uniformity. It is alive with quiet tension.

🧠 Pairing Suggestions:
Best paired with solitude, distant thunder, or an overcast sky at 4:13 PM. For culinary use: serve chilled with a single ice cube and a drizzle of spruce syrup. Beverage pairing? An unfiltered saison or glacial runoff served in a hand-carved cup. Ideal for goats with refined palettes or humans looking to reconnect with the unspeakable wilderness within.

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Evershade is not for chewing. It is for contemplating.
A blade of grass. A blade of truth.
From Washington, with stillness.