Our story

Women-owned, women-led, tasted twice.

Ragahills was started by women who drink a lot of tea and got tired of never knowing what would be in the packet. We don't own or run tea gardens. We source, carefully, from trusted growers in Assam and Darjeeling, and we cup every batch before it earns a tin.

Misty tea garden
Started by women, still run by them
How it started

Started by women, still run by them

Every decision here, which growers we buy from, which batches make the cut, how a parcel is packed, is made by the women who founded and lead Ragahills. It isn't a marketing line; it's the whole org chart.

Assam and Darjeeling, carefully chosen
How we source

Assam and Darjeeling, carefully chosen

Our teas are carefully sourced from trusted growers in Assam and Darjeeling. We don't own gardens and we don't pretend to. What we do is taste widely, buy narrowly, and go back to the same growers when a batch is right.

The second packet tastes like the first
Consistency

The second packet tastes like the first

Every batch is cupped before it's packed, and packed in small quantities so the leaf reaches you aromatic and intact. Our accessories come from artisan potters and metalworkers we buy from directly and pay up front.

What we hold to

Three rules we don't bend on.

01
Women-owned, women-led

Founded and run by women, from sourcing decisions down to the note in your parcel.

02
Sourced, not spun

We don't own gardens. We buy carefully from trusted growers in Assam and Darjeeling and say so plainly.

03
Cupped before it's packed

Every batch is tasted before it goes into a tin, so the packet you reorder tastes like the one you loved.

Come taste what we chose.

9 teas and a shelf of accessories, all picked by the same few women.