New * SweetCulture Partners with Smith Teamaker

New * SweetCulture Partners with Smith Teamaker

At SweetCulture Coffee Company, we've always believed that a great cup is more than a drink — it's a ritual, a moment, a connection. That's why founder Hassan Rasul spent months carefully curating a tea lineup worthy of the SweetCulture name — and why we're beyond excited to announce our official partnership with Smith Teamaker, one of the most respected names in premium, artisan tea.

Why Smith Teamaker?

Smith Teamaker isn't just another tea brand. Founded in Portland, Oregon, they've built a reputation on obsessive attention to detail — from sourcing the world's finest leaves to crafting blends that are as thoughtful as they are delicious. Every sachet is plastic-free, every blend is fully organic, and every sip reflects a deep respect for the craft.

That's the same energy we bring to every bag of coffee we roast. So when we say this partnership feels natural — we mean it.

Meet the New Lineup

We're now carrying a curated selection of Smith Teamaker blends, each one chosen to complement the SweetCulture experience:

  • Rose City Genmaicha No. 1912 — Toasty Japanese sencha and genmai meet Mao Feng green tea and rose petals. Floral, layered, and utterly refined.
  • Lord Bergamot No. 55 — A bold, aromatic Earl Grey elevated with premium bergamot. The classic, perfected.
  • Fez No. 39 — A rich, warming blend inspired by Moroccan mint tea culture. Deeply satisfying.
  • Empower Mint — Bright, clean, and invigorating. The perfect caffeine-free refresh.
  • Golden Light No. 54, Meadow No. 67, Soothe Sayer No. 15, and Peppermint Leaves No. 45 — each one a world of its own.

Premium Tea, Zero Compromise

Every Smith Teamaker blend available at SweetCulture comes in a 15-count box of plastic-free, biodegradable sachets. Because great tea shouldn't cost the planet anything extra.

Ready to Explore?

Whether you're a lifelong tea lover or a coffee devotee curious about crossing over, this lineup is worth exploring. Shop the full Smith Teamaker collection now — at SweetCulturecoffee.com

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