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Respect for nature
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Direct trade
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Unmatched quality
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Community support
And learn I did — even after my studies. I visited tea plantations in Malawi, on the other side of the world and the production line. I formed close connections with tea growers in Myanmar, where civil war threatens their harvest. I met people who devote their lives to tea, tasted leaves fresh as morning dew and saw firsthand the struggles farmers face. And soon, I realized:
Good tea is grown with respect for nature, by people who truly understand their expertise. Yes, tea farmers are true artisans at heart. They cherish their craft and pass it down with care and love from generation to generation.
By choosing a direct line from plantation to teapot, Tea Kulture guarantees pure natural quality tea sourced from farmers who are paid fairly and live in dignified conditions. And because ‘ dignified conditions’ can be a vague term I like to make it concrete. For example, by supporting local projects that enhance education, healthcare and sustainable agriculture for our farmers and their communities: This way, every cup of tea also gives back.
No chemicals or polluting production processes but only pure ingredients and true craftsmanship.
Thanks to the direct line between farmer and consumer, we know exactly where our tea comes from.
Tea that is cultivated with craftsmanship and brewed with care simply tastes better.
We support projects that help the local communities of our tea farmers move forward.
Fair pay for our farmers is the minimum. In addition we actively invest in projects that enhance education, healthcare, and sustainable agriculture in the local communities of our tea masters.




Together with Tea Leaf Trust, we give young people from tea communities the chance to learn, grow, and build a better future.

We provide textbooks to the primary school in Satemwa, helping children of tea workers continue their education.

We support access to essential medical care for families in the tea-growing village of Kyaut Saung.