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Towards a New Art of Wild Tea Making
A step-by-step course combining Chinese processing techniques and Russian fermentation traditions — so you can craft your own teas from wild plants, even as a complete beginner.
✓ Lifetime access ✓ 4 modules ✓ ~2h of content
If you've ever wanted to make your own tea, you've probably hit one of these:
I want to make my own tea, but I don't know where to start.
I'm afraid of making a mistake — using the wrong plant or ruining my harvest.
Drying simple herbs is fine, but it feels limited. I want to learn the deeper techniques required to craft gourmet infusions.
I thought I needed a tea plant to make "real" tea. I’m missing the knowledge to elevate the ordinary plants growing around me.
I created this course to change that.
The techniques are ancient. The plants are new.
Chinese tea masters spent centuries refining how to transform a single species — Camellia sinensis — into six distinct tea families. This course takes those time-tested principles and asks a simple question: what happens when we apply them to fireweed, raspberry leaf, pine needles, or the plants growing outside your door?
Scattered knowledge, now unified
Until now, the knowledge of wild tea making has been fragmented — buried in Russian forums, scattered across Chinese tea blogs, locked behind languages most of us don't speak. This course brings it all together: foundational principles, processing techniques, and practical methods — guiding you from your first batch to advanced experimentation.
Four modules that take you from classical foundations to wild experimentation.
Key Principles of Tea Making
Wilting
Bruising And Oxidation
Fixing, Drying, Roasting
Recap
Understanding Tea Styles
White Tea
Green Tea
Oolong Tea
Ivan Chai
Black Tea
Dark Teas
Using Wild Plants
Which plants are safe (and which to avoid)
How to harvest & prepare wild plants
My personal experiments & lessons learned
Toolkit for Tea Mastery
Mastering Infusions
Crafting with the Seasons
Scenting and Blending
Storing and Aging Tea
✓ Lifetime access ✓ 4 modules ✓ ~2h of content
When I discovered the incredible world of Chinese tea with its six distinct families, centuries of craft and endless complexity, I fell into a rabbit hole. As someone who loves experimenting, I wanted to start making my own tea — but living in Europe, I had to find other plants to work with.

I studied Chinese processing techniques, dug through Russian fermentation traditions, and experimented relentlessly with local plants. I made plenty of mistakes, wasted many batches — but learned many things I wish someone had told me at the start.
This course is what I built from that journey: scattered knowledge finally unified — so you can skip the months of searching and trial and error.
A Glimpse of What You’ll Learn to Make :
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