Tii-mâstêt (called Labrador Tea by newcomer society) has been enjoyed by turtle island inhabitants since time immemorial.

This full leaf selection by the Kwadacha First Nation was carefully hand-picked and slowly dried with 6 Elders of the community managing quality control.

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Tasting Notes: forest, lemon, gentle

Farmers: Carefully harvested with the oversight of 6 Kwadacha elders

Region: Kwadacha Nation (in Northern B.C., Canada)

Harvested: Fall 2013

Cultivar(s): Northern rhododendron tomentosum

Elevation: 900m

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