Westholme Digital Gift Card

$25.00

Description: So, you find yourself on a search for the perfect gift for a family member, friend, or colleague... but you hit a snag. You aren't completely sure what kind of tea they like to drink (green? black? herbal?), what tea accessories they have or need, or if a beautiful hand-built ceramic piece would be the way to go...

This convenient digital gift card is for you.

Contents: Everything in our online shop and in-person Teashops will be available for the recipient of your gift!

How to use: From a selection of prices, simply choose the amount you wish to give and proceed to check out! Gift cards are delivered by e-mail to you, and can then be forwarded to your desired recipient. The e-mail contains instructions about how to redeem. Gift cards can be redeemed online at checkout, or in person at our teashop - just be sure to bring the digital certificate with you!

The recipient of your gift can choose to pick up their purchase at the Westholme Teashop during open hours, or have it shipped directly to their door - and we ship internationally for your friends and family members near and far!

Please Note: A different Gift Certificate for in-person redemption ONLY can be purchased at the Westholme Teashop. This is a separate product that is available ONLY for in-store purchases. Any Gift Certificates purchased in the Westholme Teashop previously are still valid to be used in the Teashop.

Discount codes cannot be applied to Gift Cards.

Please give us a call: +1-855-748-3811 (toll free)
or send us an email: hello@westholmetea.com

Heron's Wake - 2026 Summer Flush

$40.00

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Style: Black

Origin: Westholme BC, Canada

Description: The Heron stands, stoic and silent, in the marshy fields below our tea garden. The elegant majesty of its presence commands the attention of those watching as it takes flight - we hold our breath as it ascends. It leaves behind a gentle wake that ripples through the marshes.

As the tea garden matures and deepens its roots, the full flavour of our terroir emerges in the steep. Like the heron, this tea stands on its own - and we are so pleased to share the experience.

'I am truly excited about this years harvest. Extra rains as the garden was flushing out has added wonderfully to the terroir of the tea. I waited 8 years before I liked the Heron's Wake enough to share it, and now I'm confident you will enjoy this flush as one of the finest I have made' - Victor V.

Tasting Notes: Rich notes of toasted hazelnut and hints of ground cacao combine to form a satisfying full mouth finish. A woody, almost sweet spiced aroma mingles with the deep smell of earthy leaves. Steeps to a beautiful red-gold.

Brewing Instructions: 2.5 g per cup. Use 100°C water (full boil). Pour gently over the loose leaves. Steep for 3 minutes, or depending on your taste. The low astringency of this tea will allow you to steep longer if you wish, and we encourage re-steeping to experience different aspects of the flavour profile.

China has a rich and ancient tradition of producing high quality teas of all varieties, and black tea is no exception. This is where tea culture and industry, as we know it, began nearly 2,000 years ago.

Known as ‘Red Tea’ in China, the tea leaves from the Camellia sinensis sinensis plant are smaller and finer than their Indian counterparts, the Camellia sinensis assamica, and prefer cooler mountainous regions. Usually plucked by hand and gently processed, the end result are exquisitely fragrant teas with lesser levels of astringency and a soft body.

Several Chinese provinces are famous for their regional tea selections: Fujian Province is home to the well-known, pine-smoked Lapsang Souchong, while Keemun tea, the official choice of the British Queen, is produced in Anhui Province. Yunnan province produces the ever-popular varieties of Yunnan black tea and is also the region where China started its tea cultivation.

The tradition of tea is closely tied to place – the region, the mountain, the slope. In 2010 we began planting our own tea to take advantage of the unique terroir of our home. This is the very first Canadian estate-grown tea in the world – an authentic expression of the land, soil, and climate of our farm.

Please give us a call: +1-855-748-3811 (toll free)
or send us an email: hello@westholmetea.com

#10 Special Reserve 2026

$45.00

Style: Black Tea

Origin: Westholme BC, Canada

Description: The Westholme Tea Maker's Reserve #10 Limited Edition Black tea grown, hand-plucked and hand-processed from the slopes of the tea garden in August 2026. A truly unique tea terroir experience. Available in very limited quantities.

A Note From the Tea Maker: "I am celebrating 10 years of tea making with you by creating this fine hand made tippy black tea. Harvested from only the oldest bushes planted in 2010 offering true Canadian terroir." - Victor V. Founder + Tea Maker

Tasting Notes: This fine hand plucked tippy tea offers warm depth and subtle complexities as you begin to sip. The nose is reminiscent of moist baked bread and the creamy texture of butterscotch notes covers the palate. The smoothness of this tea continues into its next steeping and the taste adventure that awaits.

Brewing Instructions: 2.5 g per cup. Use 100°C water (full boil). Pour gently over the loose leaves. Steep for 5 minutes, or depending on your taste. We encourage multiple re-steepings to experience different aspects of the flavour profile.

China has a rich and ancient tradition of producing high quality teas of all varieties, and black tea is no exception. This is where tea culture and industry, as we know it, began nearly 2,000 years ago.

Known as ‘Red Tea’ in China, the tea leaves from the Camellia sinensis sinensis plant are smaller and finer than their Indian counterparts, the Camellia sinensis assamica, and prefer cooler mountainous regions. Usually plucked by hand and gently processed, the end result are exquisitely fragrant teas with lesser levels of astringency and a soft body.

Several Chinese provinces are famous for their regional tea selections: Fujian Province is home to the well-known, pine-smoked Lapsang Souchong, while Keemun tea, the official choice of the British Queen, is produced in Anhui Province. Yunnan province produces the ever-popular varieties of Yunnan black tea and is also the region where China started its tea cultivation.

The tradition of tea is closely tied to place – the region, the mountain, the slope. In 2010 we began planting our own tea to take advantage of the unique terroir of our home. This is the very first Canadian estate-grown tea in the world – an authentic expression of the land, soil, and climate of our farm.

Please give us a call: +1-855-748-3811 (toll free)
or send us an email: hello@westholmetea.com

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