Lovers' Leap
Grown at the top of the Nuwara Eliya district. Pale in the cup and sharply floral — the one people are surprised is tea at all.
Single estate · Shipped monthly
We ship one estate at a time, sorted by growing elevation — the single factor that changes the cup more than anything on the label. Start high and brisk, or low and malty.
This month
Every box names the estate, the elevation and the week it was picked. If a lot runs out we tell you rather than quietly substituting it.
Grown at the top of the Nuwara Eliya district. Pale in the cup and sharply floral — the one people are surprised is tea at all.
An Uva estate that catches the dry monsoon wind. Unmistakable cooling note that only appears for about six weeks a year.
Low-country Ruhuna. Dark, malty and thick enough to hold milk without disappearing into it. The breakfast pot.
How it works
High-grown, low-grown, or let us rotate through all four districts. Change it any month.
100 g of loose leaf, sealed within a week of picking, with the estate and elevation on the tin.
One tap to say more of this or less. The next box moves toward what you liked.
"I stopped buying supermarket tea in a week. The elevation thing sounds like marketing until you taste 1,900 next to 600."
Dilani R. — subscriber since 2024
Plans
No lock-in and no joining fee. Skip a month from the account page in one tap.
The Single
The Flight
Questions
Yes, from the account page, up to the 1st. Skipped months don't count against anything and your place in the rotation is held.
Tell us within the month and the next box is free. We'd rather know which estate missed than lose you over one tin.
Loose leaf only. Grade is printed on every tin — BOP, FBOP or OP — because leaf size changes brewing time more than most people expect.
Not yet. We're working on it for 2027 — join the list and you'll hear first.