Collection
Teas of the World
Beyond China and Taiwan, exceptional tea is grown wherever soil, altitude, and patient hands meet. This collection gathers our favorite finds from tea gardens around the world.
Japanese Oolong, Rare Tea
Organic Japanese "Miyazaki" Oolong
Unique Terroir
Organic Georgian "Very Berry" Black Tea
Unique Terroir
Organic Georgian "Hero of Winter" Green Tea
Unique Terroir
Organic Georgian "Flower Garden" Oolong Tea
Unique Terroir
Organic Georgian “Jewel of Imereti” White Tea
Unique Terroir
Organic Georgian "Strawberry Jam" Black Tea
Unique Tea Process, High Mountain Oolong
Organic GABA "Made in Thailand" Oolong
No teas match those filters.
Field guide
Exceptional tea beyond China and Taiwan
Great tea grows wherever the soil, altitude and patient hands come together. This collection gathers organic teas from places you may not expect, each made by small producers who treat tea as a craft.
What's inside
- Japan: Miyazaki oolong, a rare Japanese oolong from Kyushu made from the Minamisayaka cultivar. Crisp, vibrant and lightly sweet. Japan is famous for green tea, so a Japanese oolong is a real curiosity.
- Thailand: GABA oolong from Choke Chamroen in the mountains of Northern Thailand. The leaves are processed without oxygen, which raises their natural GABA, an amino acid, and gives the cup cozy, warm notes.
Questions
Where does Thai tea grow?
In the cool, high mountains of the north. Our GABA oolong comes from Choke Chamroen.
What does GABA mean?
GABA is an amino acid that occurs naturally in tea leaves. GABA tea is processed in a way that increases it.
For more from these traditions, explore our oolong teas and Taiwanese teas.
