Hadong Mugwort Tea

Hadong Mugwort Tea

Early-spring green tea from Hadong, Korea, with soft sweetness, gentle umami and a light toasted finish. Serve by the cup or teapot, with loose leaf and 3 g tea bag options for your café.

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Sale price $99.00Regular price
Regular price $99.00
HADONG, KOREA · NATURALLY CAFFEINE-FREE

A different leaf.
A place on your tea menu.

Bring the distinctive flavour of Korean mugwort to your café. Early-spring leaves offer a mellow, nutty cup with gentle sweetness — a caffeine-free choice to serve throughout the day.

Fresh young mugwort leaves held in a hand
EARLY-SPRING MUGWORT · PAN-ROASTED

Young leaves.
A mellow roast.

Hand-picked in early spring in Hadong, Korea, tender mugwort leaves are pan-roasted to bring out a warm, nutty aroma and soft sweetness.

The result is a smooth herbal infusion with its own distinctive character. Introduce it by name on your menu: Hadong Mugwort Tea.

TASTING NOTES

Nutty aroma.
Gentle sweetness.

A mellow, toasty profile with a softly sweet finish. Serve it without additions to let the character of the mugwort come through.

FOR YOUR CAFÉ’S TEA SERVICE

A caffeine-free
choice.

Add a Korean herbal tea to your menu for guests choosing a drink without caffeine. Offer it by the cup or in a small teapot alongside a light dessert.

CRAFTED IN HADONG

Quiet refinement.
From leaf to cup.

Our mugwort tea begins with tender leaves picked in early spring in Hadong. Careful pan-roasting develops the nutty aroma and gentle sweetness that define the cup.

A simple preparation lets the character of the leaves come through — from the first measured scoop to the finished infusion.

Leaves being worked in a roasting pan beside dried mugwort being measured into a tea bowl
TEA ROOM mugwort tea pouch with a white ceramic tea bowl and dried mugwort on a wooden table
A PLACE IN YOUR CAFÉ

Small rituals.
More ways to serve.

Offer a warm mugwort infusion on its own or as part of your dessert service. Its naturally caffeine-free character gives guests another choice beyond coffee and traditional tea.

A caffeine-free menu choice

A warm cup for the evening

A tea to enjoy after a meal

A pairing for a light dessert

TEAPOT SERVICE

Let the leaves
open.

Use a roomy infuser or teapot so the leaves have space to expand. Remove the leaves or decant the tea fully when the steep is complete.

Serve in a clear pot to bring the colour of the infusion to the table.

Mugwort leaves on a ceramic dish beside a glass teapot of brewed tea
BREWING STARTING POINT

A simple recipe.
For your team.

Start here, then adjust to taste
TeaWaterTemperatureTime
3 g loose leaf200 ml90°C1 minute
1 tea bag (3 g)200 ml90°C1 minute
  1. Place the leaves in a roomy infuser, or put one tea bag in the cup.
  2. Add hot water and start your timer.
  3. Remove the infuser or tea bag. Taste before serving.

Adjust the steeping time for your water, cup size and preferred flavour. Test the tea bag recipe with your service setup.

LOOSE LEAF OR TEA BAGS

Your service.
Your format.

Choose loose leaf for flexible dosing and teapot service, or pre-portioned tea bags for cup preparation without weighing leaves during service.

Corn-derived PLA tea bags

Our tea bags are made from PLA (polylactic acid), a plant-based material derived from corn. Each bag contains 3 g of Hadong mugwort tea.

Hadong Mugwort Tea retail sachet beside a filled tea bag
Tea bag shown with retail packaging. Wholesale pack quantities are listed below.
PLAN YOUR ORDER

Start with
200 g.
Grow with your menu.

Loose leaf · estimated portions at 3 g each
Pack sizeApprox. portionsUse
200 g66Menu trial
500 g166Regular service
1 kg333Larger orders

Estimates use fresh leaves for every portion, before handling loss. Re-steeps are not counted as additional portions.

Tea bags · 3 g each
PackTotal tea weight
50 tea bags150 g
100 tea bags300 g

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PRODUCT DETAILS

Know your tea.

Product
Hadong Mugwort Tea
Tea type
Mugwort herbal tea
Origin
Hadong, South Korea
Harvest & process
Early-spring leaves · pan-roasted
Caffeine
Naturally caffeine-free
Tasting notes
Nutty aroma · gentle sweetness · smooth finish
Loose leaf
200 g · 500 g · 1 kg
Tea bags
50 or 100 bags · 3 g each
Tea bag material
Corn-derived PLA (polylactic acid)
NEED HELP CHOOSING?

Make room
for Korean tea.

Adding mugwort tea to your menu? Tell us your cup size, preferred format and expected weekly servings. Ask about sample availability, brewing guidance or larger orders.