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Sip on all our Kib flavours.
Steep for 5 minutes in hot water (or longer for bolder flavour). Enjoy hot, or chill to enjoy cold.
Can't decide which Kib flavour to try first? Sip on all our flavours with this multipack, with 1 box of each flavour. You'll have tea for every occasion.
Herbal teas that are flavour-forward and planet-positive.
We grow our herbs in a regenerative way that creates better soil, better plants, and better flavour. And with the herbs this good, we don't have to add anything but the tea bag.
Naturally amazing flavour
We grow in a way that enriches soil and flavour — no chemicals, flavourings, or sweeteners required.
Regenerative growing
Our herbs are grown in dense, diversely-sewn 'food forests' that give back more than they take.
Climate positivity
Our forested farms create systems of deep roots that capture carbon from the atmosphere as they grow.
Small farm sourcing
Our model is designed to work best on small farms, letting us support hundreds of growers.
Planet-friendly packaging
All our packaging is designed to keep circulating instead of going to landfill.
Naturally amazing flavour
We grow in a way that enriches soil and flavour — no chemicals, flavourings, or sweeteners required.
Regenerative growing
Our herbs are grown in dense, diversely-sewn 'food forests' that give back more than they take.
Climate positivity
Our forested farms create systems of deep roots that capture carbon from the atmosphere as they grow.
Small farm sourcing
Our model is designed to work best on small farms, letting us support hundreds of growers.
Planet-friendly packaging
All our packaging is designed to keep circulating instead of going to landfill.
What people are saying
what grows around comes around
We partner directly with a network of over 200 smallholder farmers in Ethiopia to ensure that their land can support them and their families for years to come.
They grow Kib herbs in 'food forests.' Food forests grow a diverse array of plants, trees, and shrubs selected to benefit one another. Herbs like lavender and tulsi attract pollinators to flowering crops, like fruit trees, while herbs like lemongrass and mint help repel pests naturally—eliminating the need for pesticides.
