Twice in smoke. Once on your table.

Hand-cured West Coast salmon, finished slowly over alder & cherry. Small batches from the British Columbia coast. A smokehouse that’s in no particular hurry.

A hand-cut slice of double-smoked salmon resting on parchment, side-lit to show the lacquered grain.

Three deliberate acts, & a great deal of patience.

Most smoked salmon is hurried. Ours is not. The fish is cured by hand, then drawn through two woods, one cold, one warm, until the flavour is layered the way a good record is.

  1. Cured

    A dry rub of Pacific sea salt, demerara, and bay. Seventy-two hours, undisturbed. The flesh tightens; the colour deepens to garnet.

  2. Cold-smoked, alder

    Alder gives a quiet, almost floral smoke. Twenty hours below 28°C, long enough for the wood to enter the fish without ever cooking it.

  3. Hot-smoked, cherry

    Cherry is sweeter, redder, more present. A short, hot finish that lacquers the surface and sets the second flavour against the first.

A British Columbia coastline at low tide, mist sitting on the inlet and dark conifers stepping down to the water.

From a coast that has been doing this for a very long time.

Our salmon is hand-line caught in the cold, mineral water between Haida Gwaii and the mainland, the same channels first-nations smokehouses have worked for generations. We buy small. We buy from skippers we know. The fish is on ice within minutes and in our cure room within a day.

Sustainability is not a marketing claim here; it is a constraint. We are limited by what the season allows, and by what a single smokehouse can do without becoming something it shouldn’t.

Three fish, three cures, three quiet pleasures.

A whole side of original-reserve double-smoked salmon on dark slate.

Original Reserve

Bay leaf, demerara, Pacific salt. The reference recipe: alder forward, cherry on the back. Tastes of cold sea air and a slow afternoon.

  • Cure72 hours
  • SmokeAlder & cherry
  • CutCentre side
A side of double-smoked salmon crusted with cracked black pepper.

Cracked Black Pepper

Tellicherry pepper, cracked rough by hand and pressed into the loin before the second smoke. Heat blooms late, never sharp.

  • Cure72 hours
  • SmokeAlder & cherry
  • CutLoin
A glossy side of maple-and-juniper smoked salmon, dark amber across the top.

Maple & Juniper

Quebec dark maple and crushed juniper berry, brushed on between the smokes. Reads like winter: resinous, sweet, cold.

  • Cure96 hours
  • SmokeAlder & cherry
  • CutTail

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