A hand holding a small white cup filled with amber-colored tea, set against a blurred background of green grass and sunlight.

You've had Darjeeling. You haven't had this.

Micro-batch teas from independent Himalayan farmers. Nothing like the blends that borrow the name.

Explore Our Teas

Sourced exclusively from independent producers in my community. These harvests ensure fair wages for farmers and preserve the authentic, artisanal spirit of the Himalayas.

The Collection

Yankhu, the maker who grew The Contrast Collection

Grown by Yankhu

The Contrast Collection

Rare Red + Himalayan Golden

€32,00
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Yankhu, the maker who grew Rare Red Oolong

Grown by Yankhu

Rare Red Oolong

Dark cacao, Muscatel, Apricot

Size
€7,00
Wybierz
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Yankhu, the maker who grew Himalayan Golden

Grown by Yankhu

Himalayan Golden

Wild honey, Sugarcane, Pink rose

Size
€7,00
Wybierz
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Grown by Yankhu & Sonam

Spring Set

15g Blossom + 15g Moonlight + 15g Delight

€25,00
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Sonam, the maker who grew Spring Blossom

Grown by Sonam

Spring Blossom

Lily, Sweet persimmon, Buttery lemon cake

€19,00
Yankhu, the maker who grew Spring Moonlight

Grown by Yankhu

Spring Moonlight

Umami, Sencha-like, Creamy

€16,00
Yankhu, the maker who grew Spring Delight

Grown by Yankhu

Spring Delight

Wildflowers, Sweet quince, Refreshing finish

€16,00
Sonam, the maker who grew GABA Oolong

Grown by Sonam

GABA Oolong

Date molasses, Candied apples, Caramelized milk

€15,00
Sonam, the maker who grew Pekoe Hill

Grown by Sonam

Pekoe Hill

Candied orange peel, Muskmelon, Creamy

€14,00
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Small-Batch Sourcing

Sourced from small local producers who prioritize craft. When it's gone, it's gone.

High Mountain Grown

Grown in the high-altitude mists of the Himalayas, creating a complex flavor profile you cannot find anywhere else.

A Bridge to Home

Born and raised in these hills, I built this brand to bridge the gap between my roots in Darjeeling and my new home in Germany.

Darjeeling with green and red roofs by a lake under a clear blue sky
Sunrise over layered ridges in the Darjeeling hills, the sun low on the horizon and mist filling the valleys
The snow-capped Kangchenjunga range rising above forested ridges in the Himalayan hills under a clear blue sky

Born From A Love For My Hometown

Darjeeling tea is known all over the world, yet the people and the land behind it often remain invisible. Many tea gardens are struggling, wages remain low, and the industry is increasingly shaped by mass production rather than care and craft.

At the same time, a handful of local growers are working hard to preserve our heritage. They are keeping the true art of Darjeeling tea, protecting both the land and the people who tend to it.

This matters to me because Darjeeling is my home. Sharing these teas is not just about taste, but about representation, transparency, and giving space to voices that are rarely heard. Every cup can be a way to support living traditions, fairer practices, and a future where Darjeeling is valued beyond just its name.

- Swikriti, Founder

Support the Mission
Sunset over the Himalayan hills, home of Himali Cup small-batch teas

From a land far away, but never far from my heart.

Meet us in person

Berlin markets. Come taste, ask us anything, and see what's just landed.

Taste and compare everything we carry, plus a changing selection of handmade ceramics at all markets.

Market Diaries

The Himali Cup market stall in Berlin under a white canopy, with pouches of loose-leaf tea, a cold brew oolong poster and a tasting table
Alen and Swikriti behind the Himali Cup market stall in Berlin, with pouches of loose-leaf tea and a Himalayan tea tasting sign
A stallholder pouring tea at a winter market stall, with handmade ceramic cups and pouches of loose-leaf tea on a green table