Where the tea takes its shape
Mist, altitude, changing temperatures and the passing seasons all leave something behind
From the ancient trees
The trees are centuries old, growing quietly in the mountain forest
The leaf, before it becomes tea
Every cup begins here, with what the mountain gives us
Hand harvested
The trees are harvested three times a year, then left to renew through winter
Ammil Tea
Ancient Snow Shan tea from the mountains of northern Vietnam
Collection
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Cloud-Dried White (75g Loose Leaf)
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Deep Mountain Red (100g Loose Leaf)
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Golden Peel (100g Loose Leaf)
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Ancient Green (100g Loose Leaf)
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Our Story
It began with a visit to a tea forest in northern Vietnam. The trees were older than anyone could remember, growing quietly across the mountainside. We went there knowing we wanted to build something around our nation's tea heritage. We left thinking about those trees.
The Ammil Experience
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Single Origin
From a single ancient Snow Shan forest, where the character of the terroir finds its way into every harvest.
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Hand-Harvested
The leaves are gathered by hand as each season comes, with winter left quietly for the trees to renew.
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Traditionally Crafted
The same leaves take different paths after harvest, becoming four teas with their own character.
Journal
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Where Does Your Tea Come From?
Ammil tea comes from ancient, unplanted Snow Shan trees in northern Vietnam. Nothing added, nothing hidden - the tea, exactly as the mountain made it.
Where Does Your Tea Come From?
Ammil tea comes from ancient, unplanted Snow Shan trees in northern Vietnam. Nothing added, nothing hidden - the tea, exactly as the mountain made it.
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What Your Tea Remembers
Terroir is the taste of a place. How altitude, soil, and season shape what ends up in your cup, and why it matters for Ammil's Snow Shan tea.
What Your Tea Remembers
Terroir is the taste of a place. How altitude, soil, and season shape what ends up in your cup, and why it matters for Ammil's Snow Shan tea.
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One Tree, Many Expressions
Snow Shan is not one thing. How a single wild cultivar from northern Vietnam becomes four distinct teas - and what that takes.
One Tree, Many Expressions
Snow Shan is not one thing. How a single wild cultivar from northern Vietnam becomes four distinct teas - and what that takes.