Hand-selected varieties from artisan gardens around the world
Sourced from high-altitude gardens where cool temperatures and morning mists create optimal growing conditions. These leaves are picked in early spring, when fresh growth concentrates natural sweetness. Light, grassy notes with a clean finish that may provide gentle, sustained energy throughout your day.
Partially oxidised leaves crafted using techniques passed down through four generations of the same family. Complex floral and honey notes emerge across multiple steepings. The controlled aging process develops depth impossible in fresh tea. Perfect for those seeking contemplative moments.
Only the unopened buds, covered in fine silver down, are harvested during a brief window in early spring. Minimal processing preserves natural compounds. Ethereal flavour with subtle sweetness and floral undertones. Studies suggest white tea may contain concentrated antioxidant properties [1].
Full-bodied leaves with malty depth and hints of dark chocolate. This tea stands up well to longer steeping without becoming bitter. Grown at lower elevations where stronger sunlight develops robust character. An excellent choice for those transitioning from coffee.
A caffeine-free blend of chamomile, lavender, and lemon balm. These herbs have been traditionally used across cultures to support relaxation and restful evenings. No tea leaves means no stimulants. A gentle way to close the day and transition toward rest.
Stone-ground shade-grown leaves from Uji region. Shading increases chlorophyll and L-theanine content, creating vibrant colour and umami richness. Studies indicate matcha may contain higher concentrations of catechins compared to steeped green tea [2].
All true tea comes from the same plant, Camellia sinensis
Leaves are quickly heated after picking to prevent oxidation. This preserves the fresh, grassy character and green colour. Our Mountain Green Collection represents this category at its finest.
Partially oxidised, sitting between green and black tea. The degree of oxidation and roasting creates enormous variety. Our Aged Oolong represents the more oxidised, traditionally roasted style.
The least processed category. Young leaves and buds are simply withered and dried. This minimal handling allows delicate natural flavours to shine, as showcased in our Silver Needle.
Fully oxidised leaves develop deep, malty, sometimes fruity characteristics. The extended processing creates a tea that withstands longer steeping. Our Heritage Black exemplifies quality in this category.
Get the most from your tea
| Tea Type | Temperature | Time | Infusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green | 70-80°C | 2-3 min | 3-4 |
| Oolong | 85-95°C | 3-4 min | 4-6 |
| White | 75-85°C | 4-5 min | 3-4 |
| Black | 90-100°C | 3-5 min | 2-3 |
| Herbal | 100°C | 5-7 min | 1-2 |
| Matcha | 70-80°C | Whisk 15s | 1 |
Use approximately 3-4 grams per 200ml of water. Adjust to personal preference. Multiple infusions often reveal new flavour dimensions.