Pure Mamaki Tea

We proudly source mamaki from three farms on Maui, Oahu and Hawaii Island. Mamaki is delicious either hot or cold. It's flavor is reminiscent of green tea, with an earthy nuttiness. Our special quarter-inch cut encourages nutrient and flavor extraction.

Mamaki has been used by Native Hawaiians as a traditional medicinal herb for centuries. Drinking Pure Mamaki is a delicious way to maintain much needed daily vitality. Click here for more information on mamaki.

• Full tea flavor
• Organic and plant ingredients
• Delicious hot and cold
• Contains essential minerals and nutrients
• Caffeine free
• Makes great iced tea 
• No added sugar 
• Keto and vegan friendly
• Gluten free
• Non-GMO
• No calories
• No sugar added

• Taste: nutty and earthy
• Bouquet: vegetal, straw, light mint
• Body: medium light
• Liquor: light golden brown to brown

Brewing Technique:

• Steep: 5 minutes
• Leaf Amount: one heaping teaspoon per cup
• Water Temp: 205° F (96° C)

Cold Brew Technique:

• Steep: 6–8 hours in the refrigerator
• Leaf Amount: One rounded teaspoon per cup (8 oz) of cold water
• Water Temp: Cold filtered water
  

Mamaki *Hawaii-grown

• Grown using Korean Natural Farming
• Sustainable and Eco-friendly ingredients
• Made in the USA 
• Kosher
• Compostable and biodegradable ingredients

Māmaki tea is a traditional Hawaiian herbal tea made from the leaves of the native Hawaiian māmaki plant. It has been used in Hawaiʻi for centuries and is valued for its naturally caffeine-free character and smooth, refreshing taste.

Pure Māmaki Tea has a flavor profile similar to green tea, with earthy, nutty notes and a smooth finish. Tea drinkers often describe it as light-bodied, refreshing, and easy to enjoy hot or iced.

No. Pure Māmaki Tea is naturally caffeine-free, making it an excellent choice for any time of day, including evenings.

Our Pure Māmaki Tea is sourced from carefully selected farms on Maui, Oʻahu, and Hawaiʻi Island, supporting local agriculture and showcasing the diversity of Hawaiian-grown māmaki.