We buy the picking, not the label
A garden's spring flush and its autumn flush are different teas. We taste and buy by lot, which is why the list changes and why a leaf sometimes leaves us for a season.
Small-batch loose leaf · steeped to order
We source whole-leaf tea by harvest, not by season name, and brew it exactly as its farmer would. No blends, no flavoring — just water, temperature, and time.
Each cup is brewed to its own spec — the bar above every card is the actual color of the steeped liquor.
Warming the vessel…
Rinse the pot or cup with hot water first, so the leaf doesn't lose heat the moment it lands.
A kitchen scale gets you the same cup twice. Volume spoons don't — leaf density varies too much.
Delicate whites and greens scorch above 80°C. Dark, rolled leaves need a full boil to open up.
Pull the leaves out at time. Left in the water, even a good tea turns bitter fast.
White & green sit cooler · black, dark & herbal want a full boil
A garden's spring flush and its autumn flush are different teas. We taste and buy by lot, which is why the list changes and why a leaf sometimes leaves us for a season.
Nothing is re-fired, scented, or blended after it reaches us. Wuyi oolong arrives charcoal-roasted from the mountain; Pu-erh arrives already patient.
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