The Late Season Collection

Macro close-up showing the texture of a Himalayan tea leaf


FIELD REPORT NO. 003

The Mellow Resonance of the Autumnal Frost






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As the sun begins its descent toward the winter solstice and the Himalayan air turns sharp, the tea bushes at 3,000 meters prepare for dormancy. This is the “Late Season”—the final expression of the year.

“In the autumn, the mountain doesn’t shout; it whispers in notes of honey and copper.”



ATELIER VINTAGE SPECS

WINDOW OCT – NOV
OXIDATION 90% – 100%
PROFILE MELLOW / HONEYED
BODY HEAVIER SILK



The Character of Cold


The plant, sensing the approaching frost, pulls its energy inward, concentrating sugars and minerals in the sap. This results in a cup that is naturally sweeter, lacking the sharp astringency of spring.


Tasting: Copper & Stone


Primary Notes: Wild honey, toasted nuts, and dried persimmon.
The Finish: A lingering, mineral “hum” that feels heavy on the palate—a direct result of high-altitude concentration.


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Mist • Mountain • Moment

Crafted at Elevation

High in the rugged landscapes of Nepal, our tea is born from silence. Every leaf is hand-picked at dawn, capturing the crisp air and ancient spirit of the Himalayas.

The Statistics of Scarcity

Altitude: 3,200m – 4,500m

Harvest: Limited Spring Flush

Process: Traditional Hand-Rolling

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