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ABOUT SPILL

SPILLこぼす is our pedantic answer to a problem: most green tea sucks. 

Founded in 2018 by Christopher Rain to solve this most pressing of problems he began, as with most good stories, by adventuring. Being quite obsessed with Japan the search for the most arousing teas began in the land of the sararīman, Hello Kitty and the ubiquitous vending machine. 

Beside those national treasures, Japan also offered an intersection of traits that we sought in the teas and daily objects that we wanted to curate. Provenance, aesthetic utility, fine materials and a fascinating degree of intergenerational mastery all combined cannot fail to deliver a consummate product.

At SPILLこぼす we believe that things should be beautiful but useful, durable while changing to express the passage of time. The abstract principle of wabi sabi being applicable to the developing patina of our copper kettle or the multiple steepings of saemidori tea. 

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We have one world. 

At SPILL こぼす we do our best to minimise the impact of our company and products on the environment. All of the tea we source comes from Japanese Agricultural Standard certified organic small-scale farms. The bags used for the tea are biodegradable with a corn-based film lining and the philosophy underlying our teaware products is that each is intended to last generations.

ありがとうございました.

I purchased the copper kettle from Spill. It is beautifully made and I like the natural changes that occur when I use it from the shiny copper to a more matt, speckled look. 

Lorraine R

I have tried a few different teas. Each one is quite distinct and even though I don't know much about green tea I can tell it is good as it lacks the bitterness and acidity of some other green teas.

Mark A

I love the unusual woody flavour of the genmaicha tea and it's refreshing at the same time. I drink so much coffee every day but my enjoyment of these green teas recently discovered is rapidly growing.

Christine M

We acknowledge and respect Indigenous peoples as Australia’s first peoples and nations, we recognise Indigenous peoples as the traditional owners and occupants of land and waters throughout Australia. We pay our respects to their ancestors and to their Elders.