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Lady of the Mountain – Light to Medium Honey Roast – Fully Fermented
A blend buzzing with the flavor wild honey and the scent of cypress. After heavy rains destroyed roads and dammed the river, Luz Marina—third-generation Colombian coffee grower—rebuilt her cliffside farm. When the skies cleared, a silhouette of Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared on the hillside and became a place of hope and quiet pilgrimage. Though the forest slowly reclaims the land, the memory endures. From this sacred ground comes this truly special coffee. Directly Traded. -
Guatemala Reserve – Full Ferment- lightest roast. New crop 2026 This very Rare coffee is a Pure "typica", an original variety and not hybridized. The beans are is fully fermented, washed, sun dried and hand sorted. The plot where this typica is cultivated is the highest area on this farm and the supply is very limited - Bella Carmona is the first coffee farm Jim visited at the beginning of his career and where Eva fell in love with coffee and, Maria. Elder Maria tended this farm well in to her eighties until she passed, infusing her smile and joy into every plant on this farm. You will smile too when you drink this rare coffee. -
Costa Rica - Viennese Rustic Roast Luz Marina Trujillo, a third-generation Colombian coffee grower, lives on Vashon Island part time. She transports the techniques, mastered by her family in Colombia, to her farm in Costa Rica. She grows a combination of intensive shaded coffee intermixed with natural forest to ensure the preservation of water quality and has set aside land next to her farm to ensure preservation of the remaining forest. Light, crisp and refreshing - Direct Trade. -
Lady of the Mountain – Light to Medium – Full Ferment
Flavor of wild honey and cypress. Heavy rains destroyed roads and dammed the river. When the skies cleared, a silhouette of Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared on the hillside and became a place of hope and quiet pilgrimage. Though the forest slowly reclaims the land, the memory endures. Truly special coffee -
Costa Rica Reserve Light to medium - Fully fermented Luz Marina Trujillo, a third-generation Colombian coffee grower, lives on Vashon Island part time. She transports the techniques, mastered by her family in Colombia, to her farm in Costa Rica. She grows a combination of intensive shaded coffee intermixed with natural forest to ensure the preservation of water quality and has set aside land next to her farm to ensure preservation of the remaining forest. Light, crisp and refreshing - Directly Traded. -
The Vata dosha is made up of ether and air. A calming tea for flexibility of the body and the mind. Vata ruhepol has a warming, nourishing and grounding effect on us. In the Vata-dominated autumn and winter time as well as in the evening hours, this herbal tea allows you to balance the excess Vata and leads body and mind into a powerful peace. Ingredients from controlled organic cultivation: Lemon verbena, cinnamon bark, lady's mantle herb, olive leaves, black pepper, anise, fennel, cardamom, licorice root, rose hip peel, sweet herb, cornflower blossoms, rose petals. 4 oz. - $16.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
In Ayurveda, late winter and spring are considered kapha season because the qualities of Kapha dosha are heightened in the environment. Balancing Kapha at this time is a great way to work with the energies of spring to support optimal balance and well-being. 4 oz. - $13.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
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An unusual Rooibos Tea - Red Rooibos, Red Honeybush, Organic Jordanian Sage, Organic USA Sage, Cacao (Nibs & Fried Shells), Custom Organic Dark Chocolate Flavor, Rose Petals & Dried Maple. 4 oz. - $18.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Another tasty tea in our cacao line up. This Black Assam Tea blended with cinnamon Verum, Cardamom, Cacao (Nibs & Fried Shells), Dates, Custom Organic Dark Chocolate Flavor, Dried Maple is very complex & warming. Makes a nice cold brew too. 4 oz. - $23.25 Please refer to brewing guidelines. Here -
Lapsang Souchon
High Mountain black Chinese tea - A smokey crisp character with the memorable aroma and a gentle smoke flavor of a high mountain campfire. Try with half and half and honey. 4 oz. - $14.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Made with orange peoke, blood oranges, blackberry leaves, and safflower petals. Blood oranges are my favorite citrus, and unlike oranges its sweet and lends a nice note to this black tea. Nice as a cold or hot tea any time of the year.
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English Breakfast Tea A classic high quality tea choice – tending bright and soothing. Black teas pair well with half and half and honey. A substantial amount of potassium can be found in black tea. 4 oz. - $12.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Girl Grey Traditionally flavored high quality Orange Pekoe tea – Black tea, cornflowers, bergamot and lavender flowers. A Minglement specialty blend. 4 oz. - $12.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
BLACK TEA Coppery Assam 4 oz. - $8.25 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
This high quality Sencha from Japan is very high in antioxidants and low in caffeine and one of the most popular green tea brew in Japan. Our customers love it too! The color can be slightly yellow depending on the temperature when brewing. The Brightness of this tea has a forest floor note that is charming. From the first flush of leaves. 4 oz. - $11.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
An organic blend of Moringa, peppermint, spearmint and elderflower. Moringa leaf is best known as an excellent source of nutrients and as a natural energy booster. Mix a bit in our match and enjoy as a cold brew on ice for a nice change, and great hot, too. 4 oz. - $17.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
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Minty Moroccan Green tea infused with organic mint. Wonderful, hot or cold – A subtle and refreshing tea lending energy to the day – I was inspired by a friend from Morocco to bring this delightful green/mint tea in to the store. Although this is not the traditional Moroccan tea as made in Morocco - it is a top selling green tea in our cafe. 4 oz. - $11.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
GREEN TEA A traditional Japanese favored green tea - tea with with popped rice. The Flavor is easy on the green with a refreshing toasty flavor. Make this tea a mainstay in your green tea collection. It makes a wonderful cold tea too. 4 oz. - $16.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Matcha Izu Matcha green tea powder is one of the most concentrated tea powders in the world and is high in antioxidants and slightly astringent (the slight bitterness at the end are the antioxidants coming thru). We offer a luxury grade Matcha that we use in our cafe – The water temp should be approx. 175 degrees if possible, then froth in small cup for best results. Note: If you're brave, we hear that if you use 2-3 times the amount of tea suggested and steep for 2-3 minutes that this can cut down on the astringency with plenty of active constituents for health. Use approx. 2 – 1/4 tsp. per 8oz. 4 oz. - $30.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Jasmine Pearl Green Jasmine flowers are picked at the height of their fragrance at night and with time, infusing the green teas leaves with their scent. Hand rolled, high in antioxidants & low in caffeine. Use approx. 5 balls per cup. 4 oz. - $22.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
All three of these lovely plants were used by the eclectics at one time or another. This lovely, calming, and tasty diaphoretic tea is made with organic elder flowers, yarrow, and linden flowers. Locally sourced ingredients - Folklore of the Elder: Gifts of water, beer, milk, cake, or bread would often be found around elder giving thanks, and the Celts sometimes planted elder trees on the graves of their loved ones, believing that blossoms were evidence of happy souls. 4 oz. - $17.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Truly an unusual balanced blend for your own delight and an evening tea to be shared with women in ceremony. Ingredients: Red raspberry, lemon peel, nettle, chaste tree berry, linden flowers, lemon verbena, cinnamon, rosebuds and a titch of stevia. (not for use in pregnancy). 4 oz. - $17.50 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Nettle Leaf Tea is often used in the spring time to counteract allergies from grasses and trees. Their leaves are collected in the springtime to use fresh in cooking (add to egg dishes or soup) and for drying for later use. Be mindful where you collect and look for "clean" soils to forage from. If you were not able to dry some for later use, we've got you covered. Their leaves are rich in minerals make a nice tea in winter, spring and fall - add honey. 4 oz. - $9.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
HERBAL TEA WITH ROOTS Some of our resident wise-women have created an amazing blend of Foti, Astragalus & Ginger. Great for food hangovers and general well-being. 4 oz. - $18.00 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Though saffron is best known for its use in traditional Persian medicine and cooking, the ancient Greeks and Egyptians and Ayurvedic tradition of India use these precious stamens, as well. The roses in this blend adds an additional flavor note to this unique tea. Ingredients: Black tea blended with rose petals and saffron. Small bag: 4.4 oz, Large bag: 10.4 oz Small bags make approx. 25-35 cups of tea and large bags make approx. 40-60 cups of tea depending on your taste preference. Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
These bright red persistent fruit hips join us in September and October usually in the pacific Northwest but seems to be earlier these days in some places depending on the weather conditions and location. These hips are, of course, from lasts fall’s harvest but they remain fragrant and delicious! Use for making shrubs, tea, jams, body care, and more with plenty of traditional uses for health. High in Vitamin C. – Use one teaspoon per 8oz cup of hot water and add honey. Small bag: 5.2 oz Large bag: 10.4 oz Small bags make approx. 25-35 cups or more of tea and large bags make approx. 40-60 cups of tea depending on your taste preference. Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Ingredients: apples, organic rosehips, organic lemon peel, butterfly pea flower, organic lemongrass, organic orange peel, freeze-dried strawberries, organic rose petals, organic lemon myrtle, organic lavender, organic licorice root, jasmine flowers. Add syrup or honey, a little cream & share. Small bag: 3.3 oz Large bag: 7.6 oz Small bags make approx. 25-35 cups or more of tea and large bags make approx. 40-60 cups of tea depending on your taste preference. Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Hibiscus sabdariffa, Malvaceae – Use either as a hot or cold drink. The flavor is a bit like that of cranberries. Add honey to enhance its delicious qualities. Use one teaspoon per 8oz. cup of hot water. Hibiscus also makes a nice addition to jellies, syrups and chutneys. Small bag: 4.8 oz Large bag: 7.2 oz Small bags make approx. 25-35 cups or more of tea and large bags make approx. 40-60 cups of tea depending on your taste preference. Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Black Truffle Tea Black tea blended with black truffles, berries, and flowers. Truffles have ancient origins in food and medicine with an interesting history in the old cultures. May this calming brew make your day and transport you to another place for just a moment. Really nice with honey and cream. Small bag: 4.3 oz Large bag: 8 oz Small bags make approx. 25-35 cups of tea and large bags make approx. 40-60 cups of tea depending on your taste preference. Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
A calming blend of peppermint, chamomile and rosehips. Add honey or syrup to mellow this delicious botanical blend. Nice as steam as well. 4 oz - $9.25 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here -
Very Rich Dark Black Tea with blazed smoked mango. Anything with mango in our world is good! Did you know that the paisley pattern, developed in India, is based on the shape of a mango? 4 oz. - $18.75 Please refer to brewing guidelines: Here