The tea

Every tea, from the place it was written about.

The teas from Mira's letters, offered on their own. Each one is vacuum-sealed at origin and sent with brewing guidance, so it arrives as close to the field as post allows.

Ali Shan Oolong Tea

Ali Shan Oolong Tea

Alishan, Taiwan

Grown high in the mist-covered mountains of central Taiwan, where cool air and slow growth give the leaf its depth. Soft, layered and unhurried, like the roads that wind through those forests.

JasmineGardeniaStone fruitCream
195°F2–3 minRe-steeps 4×
$34 100g
silver needle white tea

Silver Needle White Tea

Fuding, Fujian, China

Nothing but the top spring bud, hand-picked and dried in open air. No rolling, no firing. The rarest of the white teas, and the gentlest.

HoneysuckleFresh hayWarmed sugarWhite grape
175–185°F3–5 minCaffeine Low
$34 100g
Darjeeling First Flush Black Tea

Darjeeling First Flush Black Tea

Darjeeling, India

The season's first pluck after winter, when the plants wake and push out their most delicate leaves. The most sought-after harvest of the year, and it tastes like it.

Muscat grapePeachOrange blossomCedar
195°F3–4 minHarvest First flush
$34 100g
Moroccan Mint Green Tea

Moroccan Mint Green Tea

Zhejiang, China & Oregon

Gunpowder green with a faint smoke, built to carry mint and sugar without disappearing underneath them. Spearmint is the traditional pour; peppermint is the cooler, sharper reading.

Mint-forwardGunpowder greenRefreshing
180°F3 minCaffeine Low
$24 100g

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