From Wenshan Village to your kettle.
Four Chinese teas produced by a cooperative of tea farmers in the hills of Yunnan, where tea has grown wild for centuries. Turn the box over and you'll find their name.
Four distinct teas, one collection.
Make a little room for tea.
Four teas. Find your favourite.
Meet Ruby Hill, Moonlit Peak, Golden Haze and Jasmine. A collection made for exploring, one cup at a time.
Explore Four Moments
A name on every box
Four Moments is made by the Jinggu Majiu Tea Farmers' Professional Cooperative. Their name is on the side of every box.
Centuries-old trees
Ruby Hill comes from wild trees over 300 years old; Moonlit Peak from century-old trees at 1,700 metres.
Brews like loose leaf
One bag, about 200ml, and it will steep again and again. No special kit, no expertise.
Turn the box over.
Most everyday tea in Britain is a blend of many estates, so nobody can quite say where your cup came from. Ours is made in Wenshan Village, Jinggu County, by a cooperative of local tea farmers — and their name and address are printed on the side of every box.
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