July – September
Wild Mountain Mint
dried leaf and stem
Collected from high-altitude meadows above 1,800m. Intensely aromatic — far more concentrated than cultivated mint. Used across the Caucasus in teas, cooking, and home remedies.
$75/kg
Wild-harvested from above 1,500m in the Georgian Caucasus. Nothing is stored between seasons — all orders are collected to order and dried within days of harvest. Prices are per kilogram of dried material.
July – September
dried leaf and stem
Collected from high-altitude meadows above 1,800m. Intensely aromatic — far more concentrated than cultivated mint. Used across the Caucasus in teas, cooking, and home remedies.
$75/kg
August – October
branches with leaves and berries
Cut from forest-edge thickets at elevation. Branches arrive with leaves and dried berries intact. Both the leaves and berries carry distinct medicinal value and are used together in traditional Georgian teas.
$120/kg
September – November
berries and branches
Harvested from thorny shrubs along mountain river valleys. The bright orange berries are exceptionally high in vitamin C and have a sharp, distinctive flavour. Branches are included.
$100/kg
June – July
flowers and leaves
Picked at the height of bloom from old-growth linden groves in the foothills. Flower clusters and young leaves are dried together. Mild, faintly sweet, and widely used as a calming tea.
$90/kg
July – September
dried leaf and stem
Grows low along rocky ridgelines and sun-facing southern slopes. Leaves are smaller than commercial thyme but the essential oil content is considerably higher. Strong culinary and medicinal character.
$110/kg
May – June
dried flower clusters
Gathered from wild elder trees growing in mountain clearings and forest margins. Flower heads are picked at full bloom and dried slowly at low temperature. Used in teas, syrups, and infusions.
$130/kg
Prices are per kilogram, excluding shipping. Minimum order is 100g. Contact us to confirm availability for the current season.