How we brew
Boiled Tea
Boiling tea is one of the oldest brewing methods, reaching back to the legendary first bowl and a heritage of simpler times when fire sat at the centre of human life. We honour the long tradition of boiling herbs to bring health and harmony to body, mind and spirit. This method belongs especially to the aged and fermented teas: shou puerh, liu bao and the dark teas of Hunan that only grow richer, rounder and more grounding the longer they simmer. Sustained heat penetrates these leaves in a way steeping cannot, drawing out their deeper minerality and grounding Qi.
Teas
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Prairie Sky1990s Hunan Black Tea
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Open Road2010 Hunan Black Tea Brick with Golden Flowers
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Earthbound1990s Liu Bao
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Wisdom Mirror1990s Liu Bao
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Autumn Bridge1990s Shou Puerh Brick
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Fellowship1990s Shou Puerh Brick
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Empty Basin2024 Shou Brick
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Yum ChaEarly 2000s Shou Puerh
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Ratna1990s Shou Puerh
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Treasure OrangeShou Puerh Stuffed into Organic Mandarins
$85.00
Teaware
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Large Rock Garden SidehandleThis sidehandle is approximately 900ml in volume.
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Cloud Kettle SetThis kettle set comes with a kettle and alcohol brazier.
$300.00 -
Cloud CauldronThis cauldron holds approximately 2.2L
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Chen Qi Nan Water Ladle$300.00 -
Small Round Chen Qi Nan Brazier$1,100.00 -
Small Charcoal BrazierThis brazier is designed for using charcoal to maintain temperature.
$115.00 -
Compressed Hexagonal Charcoal$20.00 -
White Charcoal$45.00 -
Bamboo Charcoal Pipe$17.00 -
Rattan Charcoal Fan$45.00
Learn the practice
Boiled Tea
Boiling exposes the deepest essence of the leaves. The oldest brewing method — three ways to boil, water and fire through the Five Elements, blending your own boiled tea, and serving it by the roadside for your community.
$148View the courseOr take it with Charcoal for Tea as a bundle



















