Fresh Frozen Wild Mountain Blackberries

Our tiny wild mountain blackberries possess a unique tartness and sweet flavor unlike any other blackberry in the world. Our frozen wild blackberries have tiny seeds that are unnoticeable unlike other blackberries. These are not the wild blackberries that grow on tall bushes in your backyard. The tart, intense flavor and small size of this native wild blackberry makes it perfect for classic Northwest desserts and preserves. The scientific name given to little wild mountain blackberries is Rubus Ursinus. Other common names include Pacific trailing blackberry and Northwest dewberry. When we picked them as kids, they were simply 'little wild blackberries.' No matter what you call them, little wild mountain blackberries are the only blackberry native to the Pacific Northwest. The season for little wild mountain blackberry varies with weather conditions, mountain location, and elevation. Typically, the season lasts four to six weeks, beginning in early July and ending in August. However we have seen years where the wild blackberry season only lasts a week. These tiny precious gems grow wild throughout the coastal slopes of the Pacific Northwest, extending from Northern California to…