Which tea is best for journaling?

Most journalers reach for Clarity (our Earl Grey) or Return (hojicha, low caffeine). Both hold a long, even finish that gives you 8–10 minutes of warm cup time — enough for a full journal entry without a caffeine spike.

Are these teas single-origin?

Yes. Every blend names its garden, harvest year, and altitude on the tin. We work with small farms in Yunnan, Fujian, Uji, and Assam.

How should I store loose-leaf tea?

In an opaque tin, away from light, heat, and strong smells. Our 60g tins are designed to be the best home for the leaf — please reuse them.

Is loose-leaf tea worth it over teabags?

For most tea lovers, yes. Whole leaves release more flavor and let you control the strength. Our blends are designed to re-steep at least twice.

— the cellar

six blends for six states of being.

Choose a mood. We'll pour the blend — and a prompt to meet it with.

blend no. 1 / 06

Clarity

earl grey — black tea + bergamot

Earl Grey, done properly. Afternoon tea with a citrus lift.

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water95°C

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NO. 1

CLARITY

earl grey — black tea + bergamot

6tea studioloose leaf · 60g

prompt for clarity

"What am I avoiding seeing clearly today?"

— from the clarity journal

— tasting wall

how it tasted to others.

three lines, from members who steeped clarity this season.

listening for the kettle…

Slow down. Sip. Reflect. Grow. · We believe the most radical thing you can do in 2026 is to sit with your cup until it’s empty — and notice who is left when it is.

— the 6tea studio

six blends for six states of being.

Clarity

how it tasted to others.

a letter, once a new moon.