Commemorative Baygrass Festival Can

Oyster Reef

The Exclusive Coffee of the 2026 Annapolis Baygrass Festival

Commemorative Baygrass Festival Can

$19.00

PROFILE

Roast Profile: <strong>Medium</strong>

Roast Profile: Medium

Tasting Notes.: <strong>Chocolate, Brown Sugar Pecans, and Citrus</strong>

Tasting Notes.: Chocolate, Brown Sugar Pecans, and Citrus

Body: <strong>Medium-Bodied Cup</strong>

Body: Medium-Bodied Cup

Size
Size: Can
Grind
Grind: Ground

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Pickup available at Roastery

Usually ready in 24 hours

Pairs well with

A blend of USDA Certified Organic coffees from Indonesia, Central and South America.

Music with a Mission

Baygrass is a vibrant celebration of community, conservation, and connection, championing two vital causes—protecting the Chesapeake Bay and promoting mental health awareness.

Every song, every sunset, and every shared moment helps create a lasting impact—making Baygrass a festival where fun and purpose come together in perfect harmony.

Baygrass Festival donates a portion of revenue from admission tickets, beverages, and merch to three non-profit organizations. We encourage you to learn more about the great work of these NPO beneficiary partners by visiting their websites: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Oyster Recovery Partnership (ORP), and the Watershed Stewards Academy (WSA).

Additionally, through our relationship with Oyster Recovery Partnership, we donate $0.10 per Oyster Reef item to support their efforts to restore oysters to the Chesapeake Bay.

Annapolis Baygrass Festival

Eastern Oyster • Crassostrea virginica
A keystone species of the Chesapeake Bay.

Oyster reefs provide valuable habitat, food, and protection for marine plants and animals. A single healthy adult oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water per day. Filtering excess nutrients and pollutants, oysters improve water quality and clarity, helping to stabilize the Bay's delicate balance. Oyster reefs are vital for the improvement and continued health of the Chesapeake Bay.