Tea From 300-Year-Old Ancient Trees
Ho Shan Tra - Preserving the pure essence of the mountains.
Each tender tea bud is covered in a fine layer of silvery fuzz — a gift shaped by the sacred mountain air, untouched soil, and the hardworking hands of the H’Mông people. Here, tea is more than just a local product; it is a living memory and a cultural legacy deeply rooted in the land.
Hồ Shan Trà was founded with a vision to preserve and honour this “green diamond” of the mountains, ensuring these ancient tea trees are never forgotten in the vast highlands. We do more than craft tea — we help create sustainable livelihoods for local communities, protect centuries-old tea forests, and restore Vietnamese tea to its rightful place on the world stage.
Premium tea craftsmanship
Made from ancient Shan Tuyết tea buds and traditionally handcrafted using time-honoured H’Mông roasting techniques.
Grown high in the mountains above 1,500 metres
Thriving at an ideal altitude where mist blankets the peaks and the climate stays cool year-round. The tea is harvested by local communities only twice a year, making each batch naturally limited in quantity.
Pure, authentic flavour
Our Green Tea and White Tea begin with a light, delicate bitterness before unfolding into a rich, lasting sweetness. The Black Tea offers a subtle aroma with notes of wild forest honey. Every cup preserves the pure essence of ancient Shan Tuyết tea trees.
Traditionally handcrafted
Made using traditional handcrafting methods passed down through generations. 100% pure tea — free from artificial flavourings, pesticides, and chemical fertilisers.
Thoughtfully designed packaging
Elegant in design, made with eco-friendly materials, and inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the H’Mông people.
Naturally beneficial for wellbeing
Rich in catechins and EGCG, known to support heart health, provide antioxidant benefits, aid natural detoxification, and promote a calmer, more balanced feeling without the jitters.
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