San Se Tea

At Ban Lien, most households make their living with the farming-growing corn, growing rice. Yet, there is a valuable specialty that is gradually being utilized to help develop the commune: The Snow Shan Tea.

Sustainable Development

A village will grow when the farmers can stand on their own feet. Led by our pursuit of sustainable future the people of Ban Lien, SANSE has created the San Se Tea brand in partnership with the Ban Lien Organic Tea Cooperative - an organization that has helped improve the lives of local residents since its founding.

Through San Se Tea, we want to introduce the Ban Lien image to our own community and advertise the local tea industry—a major driving force in the region’s economic development.

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Green Tea

Not only is green tea favored in Vietnam, but it is also a staple product of Southeast Asian regions. Our green tea is made from tea leaves and fresh tea buds.

Unlike other teas that undergo many processing phases ranging from fermentation to color removal, green tea uses a special method to retain the distinctive green integrity of each tea leaf. It releases a fresh sweet-bitter taste with every sip.

When it was discovered, green tea was considered a type of elixir for the upstream and royal family. It is now ranked as a superfood and widely available to everyone. The special feature of SANSE’s tea is its exceptional color and flavor. Our green tea is made from ancient Snow Shan trees. Therefore, the tea retains a light yellow color similar to honey and has a distinct aroma, leaving a light bitterness on the tongue.

Pricing information Pyramid tea box (32g | 12 bags/box) - 65,000 VND Loose-leaf cylinder (100g) - 150,000 VND

Loose-leaf cylinder tea box (100g) Recommended pairings - dark chocolate, citrus-flavored desserts

 

 Red Tea

Originating from Taiwan in 1980, the most significant between red tea compared to other kinds is its composition of 100% fully-fermented tea buds.

This fermentation process changes the chemical composition of the fresh tea leaves, helping the creation of the distinct flavor and color of red tea. SANSE’s red tea products retain a mild taste and are suitable for customers of all ages.

Along with oolong and green tea, red tea is also one of the three most popular teas in the world due to its popularity amongst various consumers. With its light aroma and slightly acidic taste, red tea is very much suited for the palate of Vietnamese people today.

Pricing information Pyramid tea box (32g | 12 bags/box) - 65,000 VND Loose-leaf cylinder (100g) - 150,000 VND

Loose-leaf cylinder tea box (100g) Recommended pairings - cheesecake, apple-flavored desserts

 

 Jasmine Tea

Widely used across Southeast Asian regions, jasmine tea is a blend of green and jasmine tea buds. In Vietnamese culture, jasmines are used for flavoring due to their gentle scent and are mainly grown in the Northern regions.

SANSE’s jasmine tea products are manufactured to retain the tea’s natural sweetness. To ensure that the freshness and richness of the aromatic oils in the flower, the tea mixture is sealed for 24 hours to allow the jasmine flowers to bloom. After the embalming process, the jasmine flowers turn white and slightly translucent.

When brewed, SANSE’s jasmine tea produces a beautiful green color and earthy taste with a light aroma that brings a delicate sweetness to the tea.

Pricing information Pyramid tea box (32g | 12 bags/box) - 75,000 VND Loose-leaf cylinder (100g) - 175,000 VND

A sweet, calming jasmine scent over the delicate flavor of steamed green tea. Best served as a cold brew. Try with vanilla cookies or a coconut-flavored dessert!

Loose-leaf cylinder tea box (100g) Recommended pairings - vanilla cookies or coconut-flavored desserts

Local Specialties, Global Certifications

When purchasing directly from SANSE, all profit will be used to promote Ban Lien children’s education and support local farmers

Benefits & Instructions

Green Tea

Red Tea

Jasmine Tea

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