August – October
Wild Raspberry
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.
Sourcing area
Forest-edge thickets in the foothills of the eastern and central Caucasus, 800–1,400m elevation.
Minimum order
100g dried weight.
Lead time
Contact by July for August–October harvest. Branch material is cut to order and dried — allow 2–3 weeks for processing.
Harvest variability
Branch length and berry density vary by site and season. Leaf quality is more consistent than berry yield.
Quality variability
Some variation in stem thickness and leaf-to-berry ratio between batches. All batches include both leaf and berry material.
Storage / shelf life
Sealed container, away from light. 12 months from dispatch.
Packaging
Bundled and wrapped in kraft paper. Larger orders boxed with tissue packing.
Import restrictions
No known restrictions for dried plant material in standard export markets.