Everything here is from one harvest on one slope. When it is gone it is gone — we hold one season and we do not sell you last year.
If you have never had Azorean tea, start here. Enough of each to brew it six or seven times, which is what it takes to know whether a tea is yours.
The two most forgiving teas we grow, in the tins that keep them. Morning and late afternoon, covered.
Everything we bottled this season: both tins and both loose-leaf pouches. This is the one I keep at home.
Rigid dark box, warm cream interior, both tins seated in it, and a card we write by hand. Made to be handed over, not shipped in a mailer.
The fuller, stronger broken grade — the one Faty actually drinks. It did not make this season because the volume was not there. Message me if you want to hear first.
