The Collection

Curated Leaves.
Refined Profiles.

Explore our meticulously sourced loose-leaf selection, balancing delicate single-estate harvests with robust classic profiles.

Assortment of fine loose leaf teas displayed in minimalist ceramic bowls
Sourcing Standards

A Dedication to the Leaf

Every leaf in our atelier is chosen for its character, integrity, and depth. We partner directly with small-scale cultivators who prioritize soil health and traditional, patient harvesting techniques.

The result is a collection that honors the true essence of the plant, bringing raw, unaltered natural profiles directly to your tasting cup without compromise.

Freshly harvested green tea leaves resting in a woven bamboo basket

The Core Selection

A refined spectrum of oxidation and flavor profiles, available for purchase by weight or carefully portioned in our signature sealed vessels.

Silver Needle

White Tea
Harvest: Spring, First Flush
Elevation: High Altitude
Delicate and exceptionally smooth. Offers subtle notes of sweet melon, fresh hay, and a lingering floral finish. Best enjoyed in quiet contemplation.

Sencha Asamushi

Green Tea
Harvest: Early Summer
Steaming: Light
A vibrant, lightly steamed leaf yielding a bright golden-green infusion. Crisp and umami-rich, with undertones of toasted pine nut and fresh marine air.

High Mountain

Oolong Tea
Oxidation: Light (25%)
Roast: None
Tightly rolled leaves unfurl to reveal a buttery texture and an intoxicating aroma of lilac, sweet cream, and wet stone. Endures multiple steepings.

Golden Dianhong

Black Tea
Oxidation: Full (100%)
Profile: Malty & Sweet
Rich, robust, and naturally sweet. An abundance of golden buds brews into a deep amber liquor, carrying comforting notes of dark cocoa, roasted yam, and wild honey.

Midnight Meadow

Botanical Blend
Caffeine: None
Components: 4 Botanicals
Our signature house botanical creation. A calming, restorative symphony of whole chamomile blossoms, crisp peppermint, linden flower, and a whisper of lemongrass.
Pouring steaming hot water from an iron kettle into a ceramic vessel

Water Quality

Always use freshly drawn, filtered water. Soft water allows the delicate nuances of the leaf to fully expand without mineral interference.

Vessel Choice

Unglazed clay beautifully retains heat for dark, robust teas, while smooth porcelain cools swiftly, preserving the bright notes of delicate greens.

Steeping fresh tea leaves in a traditional white porcelain gaiwan
Preparation Guidelines

The Ritual of the Steep

Patience and precision transform dry leaves into liquid art. While personal preference always guides the final cup, these foundational parameters ensure an optimal, balanced extraction.

White & Green Teas Delicate leaves require gentler heat
75–80°C 1.5 - 2 mins
Oolong Teas Multiple short infusions recommended
85–90°C 2 - 3 mins
Black & Herbal Teas Robust leaves require full heat
95–100°C 3 - 5 mins
Inquiries

Common Questions

How should I store my loose-leaf tea?

To preserve freshness, keep your leaves in an airtight container away from direct sunlight, heat, and strong odors. Our signature sealed vessels are designed specifically for this purpose.

How long do the teas stay fresh?

When stored correctly, most of our teas maintain their peak flavor for up to a year. Some robust black and aged teas may develop deeper profiles over time.

Can I re-steep the leaves?

Absolutely. High-quality loose-leaf teas, particularly our oolongs and greens, are meant to be infused multiple times. Each steep reveals a new layer of flavor.

Experience the Collection

Aroma, texture, and taste are best understood in person. Visit our atelier to browse the full tea library, consult on private blends, and engage the senses directly.

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