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This matcha is harvested and produced from spring buds and tender young tea leaves. Our matcha tea plants are grown in partial sunlight (i.e. they are covered with a canopy) for a few weeks each spring, which boosts the amount of chlorophyll in the leaves, thereby increasing the concentration of anti-oxidants.
After harvest, the tea is meticulously ground into very fine particles and shipped to Two Hills, where we keep it in a temperature-controlled room for optimal quality and freshness!
Origin
Wuyi, Yixing, China
Recommendations
Excellent for use in lattes, frappes, ice cream, and smoothies.
Crafted by 8th Dan Japanese tea artist Natsumi San, our new An Shin ‘Peace of Mind’ matcha is made using organically-grown tea leaves from lush fields resulting in a delicious, bold new matcha.
Add a spoonful to your daily smoothie or latte and live a moment of An Shin (Peace of Mind).
Vibrant. Velvety. Joy in a cup.
Made with a blend of early-harvest, organic tencha from both Shizuoka and Kagoshima, Raku is matcha magic. Smooth enough to sip straight, bold enough to make latte art pop — this ceremonial matcha is your new daily ritual.
💚 Name meaning: “Raku” (楽) means joy — and that’s exactly what you’ll taste.
About
This delicious chai flavoured matcha latte mix is a perfect option for those who are new to matcha or prefer their drinks on the sweeter side.
Recommendations
Add 2 tablespoons latte mix and one cup of milk (hot or iced) into a thermos or shaker bottle of your choosing. Shake for 15 seconds and serve!
Ingredients
Organic sugar, organic premium grade matcha (stone-ground tea), organic spices (cardamom, ginger, star anise, cinnamon), organic flavour.
About
This delicious coconut flavoured matcha latte mix is a perfect option for those who are new to matcha or prefer their drinks on the sweeter side.
Recommendations
Add 2 tablespoons latte mix and one cup of milk (hot or iced) into a thermos or shaker bottle of your choosing. Shake for 15 seconds and serve!
Ingredients
Organic sugar, organic premium grade matcha (stone-ground green tea), organic coconut powder, organic flavour.
Fermented tea has been a dietary staple in Eastern cultures for centuries.
In the West, we've been leaning into the trend over the past 20 years, and today you'll find products such as sauerkraut, kefir, kombucha, tempeh, yogurt (and more!) in virtually every major grocery store.
This is because, generally speaking, fermented foods are recognized for:
- Aiding in digestion & promoting healthy weight loss
- Boosting immunity
- Promoting healthy liver function.
These benefits, coupled with an enticingly sweet, mellow, woodsy flavour, make fermented tea a no-brainer for your daily routine.
Contains:
Organic dark tea (camellia sinensis).
To Prepare:
Add 4g tea to 1 cup boiling water and let steep for 2 minutes.
Previously known as 'Organic Heicha - Bio-Active Fermented Tea'.
Fermented tea has been a dietary staple in Eastern cultures for centuries.
In the West, we've been leaning into the trend over the past 20 years, and today you'll find products such as sauerkraut, kefir, kombucha, tempeh, yogurt (and more!) in virtually every major grocery store.
This is because, generally speaking, fermented foods are recognized for:
- Aiding in digestion & promoting healthy weight loss
- Boosting immunity
- Promoting healthy liver function.
These benefits, coupled with an enticingly sweet, mellow, woodsy flavour, make fermented tea a no-brainer for your daily routine.
Contains:
Organic dark tea (camellia sinensis), organic chai blend (cinnamon, star anise, cardamom, pepper, ginger, cloves, nutmeg.
To Prepare:
Add 4g tea to 1 cup boiling water and let steep for 2 minutes.
Previously known as 'Organic Heicha Chai' - Bio-Active Fermented Tea.
A whimsical colour-changing, caffeine-free blend of butterfly pea flowers, lavender, and mint.
Butterfly pea flowers are a delicious, earthy & floral tisane loaded with antioxidants.
We source our whole butterfly pea flowers from a sustainable, female-run community in rural Sukothai, Thailand.
To Prepare:
Add 3g tea to 300ml boiling water and let steep 3-5 minutes.
To witness the colour=changing magic of this tea, change the pH by adding a few drops of lime juice!
Matcha: Better in Blue!
Is it really matcha?
Well... no! Traditional green matcha is made from micro-milled green tea flakes, also known as tencha.
Blue matcha, on the other hand, is made from 100% micro-milled butterfly pea flowers! The result is an ultra-fine, whiskable, vibrant blue powder, hence the common name 'Blue Matcha'!
Generously scented with a bergamot oil that's truly special, sourced from Calabria, Italy and cold-pressed into liquid gold.
This deliciously aromatic, citrusy, sunny, and pleasant oil transforms our blue matcha into an unbelievably fragrant treat.
A visual and gustatory delight almost too beautiful to consume. Almost.
Step into a world of serene elegance with our Organic Emerald Cloud (Wu Lu) tea.
This delicate green tea, harvested from the misty gardens of Huang Shan, unfurls in your cup, releasing a smooth, nutty flavour and a fresh, aromatic bouquet.
Each sip is a calming embrace, offering a moment of peace and clarity.
Perfect for those seeking a tranquil retreat, let the gentle essence of Emerald Cloud guide you to a place of relaxation and renewal.
Origin & History
Wu Lu (霧綠), loosely translated as Emerald Cloud or Jade Cloud, is a name that is often given to higher grader (though not luxury) pan-fired green tea.
Our latest batch is sourced from Huang Shan, located in southern Anhui Province, China. The particular tea garden in which it was grown in a misty, relatively cool, and vibrant green.
Recommendations
- Tea: 4g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
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Temperature: 75°C / 167°F
- Steep: 180 seconds
Transport yourself to a tranquil garden where fragrant jasmine blooms fill the air with their intoxicating perfume.
Each pearl unfurls in your cup, releasing a delicate symphony of floral notes and a hint of sweetness that lingers on your palate. With every sip, immerse yourself in the soothing sensation of handcrafted tea, a true testament to the artistry and elegance of nature's finest offerings.
Origin & History
Jasmine tea is one of the most highly prized treats in Northern China and (of course), Fujian Province in particular. This fragrant brew is, however, not easy to handcraft.
These jasmine pearls are crafted using the traditional method:
- First, the organic, early spring tea leaves are carefully processed into green tea. They are lightly steamed to prevent oxidization, then gently rolled into beautiful 'pearls' to be carefully stored until the late summer harvest of jasmine blossoms.
- Once the jasmine blossoms are ready, they are blended and piled together with the tea leaves and left overnight, allowing the delicate flavour of the jasmine to scent the leaves. This process is repeated until the tea artisan is satisfied with the aroma of the tea.
Origin: Guangxi, China
Recommendations
- Tea: 3g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
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Temperature: 80°C / 176°F
- Steep: 210 seconds
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Organic Keemun tea with a very high concentration of cold-pressed Calabrian bergamot essential oil (3%).
Origin
Blended in Richmond, BC.
Recommendations
- Tea: 2g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
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Temperature: 100°C / 212°F
- Steep: 180 seconds
About
This is a lightly oxidized oolong with notes of flowers, poached leafy greens, and a buttery finish.
While there are varying levels of oxidization available for this tea, from very green (flowery flavour) to highly oxidized (ideally charcoal fired, and much warmer in energy), this particular batch is of a modern style, and therefore more lightly oxidized.
Origin & History
Did you know? Tieguanyin, also known as Iron Goddess of Mercy, is named after the bodhisattva Guanyin — the goddess of compassion in Chinese Buddhism. Legend says a poor farmer found a neglected temple of Guanyin and cleaned it daily out of devotion. One night, Guanyin appeared in his dream and led him to a treasure — a single tea shoot. He cultivated it… and the world got Tieguanyin. 🌱
Tie Guanyin (Iron Guanyin, or Buddhist Goddess of Mercy | 鐵觀音) is one of the most popular oolong teas in China. This famous style of oolong tea is originally from Anxi, in Southern Fujian Province, and is one of the most treasured teas in Guangdong (previously known as Canton).
While Anxi is known as the birthplace of Iron Goddess, we had long been unsuccessful in finding an organic garden that we would be proud to source tea from.
Since the area is quite famous, too many farms practice an intensive kind of agriculture that is not considered sustainable.
Through some good friends in Huang Shan, we learned of an organic tea garden in San Mi, around 250km inland from Anxi. The garden is located on mountainous land at 500m (~1500ft) above sea level, well away from large industrial populations. This garden farms some very tasty organic tea!
About
Pu Er is, simply put, fermented tea that comes from Yunnan Province, China.
While you can get fermented tea from many regions, it should only be called Pu Er if it is made in Yunnan (just like sparkling wine can only be champagne if it is produced in Champagne, France).
Pu Er tea has a rich, earthy flavour unlike any other.
If a great-tasting tea isn’t enough on its own, for centuries the Chinese have attributed a wealth of health and digestive benefits to this tea, and recently, some celebrity North American health experts are recognizing the same.
Discover the comforting embrace of our Organic Morimachi Genmaicha, a harmonious blend of bright, steamed green tea and roasted rice.
Sourced from the foothills of Mount Fuji, this tea offers a unique, toasty flavour that is both soothing and invigorating. Each sip evokes a sense of warmth and tranquility, transporting you to a peaceful moment of reflection and calm.
Perfect for any time of day (if you aren't caffeine sensitive), let the balanced richness of Genmaicha be your companion in finding serenity and comfort.
Origin & History
Genmaicha was originally created to make use of lower-quality sencha, as the roasted rice softened any astringency.
In this case, we're using a sencha that is delicious on its own, because we love the flavour of a high-quality genmaicha.
This particular batch of Genmaicha comes from the foothills of Mount Fuji.
Recommendations
- Tea: 3g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
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Temperature: 80°C / 176°F
- Steep: 220 seconds
A classic reimagined for quiet moments.
Bright, grassy, and oh-so-refreshing — this pure Sencha is a celebration of Japanese tea tradition. Steamed, rolled, and dried with care, it’s a vibrant green tea that invites stillness with every sip.
🌱 Cultivar: Yabukita — Japan’s most beloved cultivar, developed by tea pioneer Sugiyama Hikosaburo. Exceptionally versatile and perfect for loose leaf teas, it offers a beautifully balanced cup with every steep.
🌿 Origin: A thoughtful blend of two regional harvests — Shizuoka, which brings grassy, vibrant top notes, and Kagoshima, known for deeper umami and natural sweetness.
💨 Process: Asamushi or “light steaming” (25–30 seconds), a gentle approach that preserves clarity and brightness in the leaf.
🌾 Fun fact: Japanese-style green tea is steamed (not pan-fired like many Chinese teas), giving it that rich green colour and ocean-kissed flavour.
Recommendations
- Tea: 4g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
- Temperature: 75°C / 167°F
- Steep: 180 seconds
About
A smooth tea that can be enjoyed straight, with a dash of milk, or a few drops of lemon.
Crafted with a smooth Keemun tea base offering body and depth, and a toasty oolong from Wuyi mountain that introduces notes of caramel that go surprisingly well with either milk or citrus.
Origin
Blended in Richmond, BC.
Recommendations
- Tea: 3g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
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Temperature: 100°C / 112°F
- Steep: 180 seconds
Imagine yourself standing atop Dazhang Mountain, surrounded by serene mist and crisp mountain air.
Inspired by this breathtaking scenery, Dazhang Mountain (Dazhangshan) tea captures the essence of this tranquil setting in every sip. With each cup, experience a refreshing harmony of grassy notes and a nutty undertone, reminiscent of the untouched beauty of nature.
Savour the pure, organic flavours that transport you to a moment of calm reflection and rejuvenation.
This is a more premium (and therefore gentler tasting) version of Chao Qing (炒青): pan-fired green tea.
Origin
This batch of tea was farmed organically in the hills of Central Hunan Province.
Recommendations
- Tea: 4g / 1 tbsp
- Water: 240ml / 1 cup
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Temperature: 75°C / 167°F
- Steep: 180 seconds