Pure tea

Nan White

390฿
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Our first tea from the Nan region! Together with a new partner community we have created a limited run of this pure tea from the 2026 harvest. In the coming months we hope to build on our collaboration in Nan and provide you with more unique teas from Northern Thailand!

Ingredients

White tea

Clear

More about this tea

Flavour Profile

  • Grassy
  • Earthy
  • Floral
  • Fruity
  • Vegetal

Brewing guide

Instruction

1. Use 2-3 grams of tea per 200-250 ml of water.
2. Hot water temperature 80-90 degrees Celsius.
3. Soak the tea for 2-3 minutes. When the time is up, the tea leaves can be removed. We do not recommend soaking them while drinking.
4. Ready to serve with delicious snacks.

Brewing guide

Instruction

1. Use 2-3 grams of tea per 200-250 ml of water.
2. Hot water temperature 80-90 degrees Celsius.
3. Soak the tea for 2-3 minutes. When the time is up, the tea leaves can be removed. We do not recommend soaking them while drinking.
4. Ready to serve with delicious snacks.

Tea Origin

Nan

A message from a swiss linguist living in Nan telling our founder Kenneth he knew of plenty of tea in the forests led us here, to the easternmost region of Northern Thailand on the border to Laos. To see for ourselves what the situation might be like we hopped in the car and went on the 6 hour drive off to a remote mountain, finding loads of tea but no tea production. The only local use for these plants has been and still is to make the fermented tea for eating, hmiang. The story is similar to the rest of Northern Thailand and further confirms that hmiang is the original tea culture of the country. To make sure that future generations can continue working with tea in sustainable ways we are starting a small project to initially produce white tea in the area as we strengthen our relationship.

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Ecosystem Impact

Biodiversity score

c - Restoring nature b - improving nature a - preserving nature
Teas with this score have the highest amount of biodiversity in the area where they’re growing. Included in this category are our few completely wild teas that grow in the jungle without any human intervention on the surrounding nature as well as the teas grown in the most biodiverse areas. Our mission in areas with score A is to simply maintain the natural state of things, making sure that people are rewarded to conserve these unique habitats.
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