Found, Village Coop Lead
Those who grow, craft and pack your tea
Those who design and fully hand-weaved your textiles
"1st steep 5s: Wow. This might be the sweetest black tea I've ever tasted. It's candy-like, almost, delivering a deliciously sweet flavor with notes of sweet potato pie with subtle vegetal and floral notes (i.e. like chamomile or rose petals)."
"This was an extremely easy to drink tea and one I can imagine also working well as a Western style brew. I'll definitely have to add a bigger bag of this tea to my collection!"
"One of the most gorgeously delicious and complex teas I have had the pleasure of tasting in my life. From a small farm in rural Enshi, China, this yellow tea has so many layers and changes in each brew to evolve from sweet and floral to earthy and malty to grassy with minerals. A fabulous tea that I would highly recommend!"
" I brewed it earlier this week. Grassy of course, but with an unexpected lime fragrance as well, warming to baking spice. A little bit of bitterness that goes smoothly with the hazelnut note on the palate. If I had some more, l'd love to try this as a cold brew too"
1100m high-mountain gardens in Enshi, where tea grows slow and clean.
Hand-picked and artisan-processed. Quality over mass production.
From live-streamed farming to open supply partnerships, we stay accountable.
No artificial additives, pure and natural tea leaves.
Not a corporation, but a cooperative. Profits flow back to local families.
Community-favorite teas, roasted and ready.
When you sip our tea, you're not just tasting leaves—you're experiencing the stories, struggles, and triumphs of the families who grow them.
" Every bit I earn, I save for my granddaughter. She’s lived with polio since childhood. I can’t care for her forever, but this is one way I can still protect her future. "
— Couple Chi
" My dream is to grow tea that’s clean and full of real nutrition. I can keep going because of you. "
— Jun
" I only finished second grade. Now, in our cooperative, I’m learning how to write my own name. That’s a gift you gave me. "
— Chen
" My name means I was ‘born only to wait for a brother.’ But now, because of you, I have my own income and independence "
— Shendi
" Thanks to your support, I can keep working in the fields while still being here for my daughter. "
— Feng
" I stayed in the village to care for my dad when he got sick. Before, spring was the only time I earned anything. Your purchase means I no longer wake up worrying about how to survive. "
— Chun
" Your support doesn’t make one person rich—it helps all of us reach for something bigger together "
— Wildbrook Village Cooperative
For larger batches, we ship to our partner warehouses in the US or Europe, then distribute locally. Sometimes we also ship directly from our cooperative in Enshi, China.
We work directly with village families in Enshi, Hubei Province, ensuring fair compensation and sustainable farming practices.
With our standard (default) shipping, orders usually arrive within 18 business days. If you’d like faster delivery, you can choose paid express air shipping, which typically arrives within 10 business days.
Yes! You can subscribe to receive seasonal harvest teas (Spring, summer, Autumn & winter) at discount. Cancel anytime.
Every purchase contributes to dividends for the village families who own the cooperative. We publish open financial reports on our blog, so you can see exactly how profits flow back to households.
Each bookmark is handwritten by the villager who packed your tea. It’s our way of building a personal connection with you. If you’d like a short video of the villager who packed your order, just email us at our support address.
Every purchase contributes to dividends for the village families who own the cooperative. We publish open financial reports on our blog, so you can see exactly how profits flow back to households.
We don’t hold official certification for evey tea yet, but our gardens follow fully organic practices: no pesticides, cow-plowed fields, and natural intercropping to keep balance in the ecosystem. You may follow our youtube channel to see our livestream of growing process.
Absolutely. We welcome visitors and volunteers to experience our gardens, meet villagers, and learn about organic farming. You can also join our livestreams on Youtubeand open days on Instagram.
