Chakancha
Nandi Hills, Kenya · 2,100m elevation

Where our tea
begins

The story of a place, a people, and a cup of tea.

About Nandi Hills

Nandi Hills sits in Kenya's Rift Valley at elevations between 1,900 and 2,300 metres. The cool highland climate, volcanic soil, and consistent rainfall create ideal conditions for slow-growing, flavour-rich tea. It is one of the finest tea-growing regions on the planet — and one of the least well-known outside the specialty market.

Elevation

1,900–2,300m

High altitude — slower growth, deeper flavour.

Climate

16–24°C

Cool equatorial climate with two rainy seasons.

Annual rainfall

1,800mm

Rich, consistent rainfall feeds the roots.

Certification

Food-safe

All processing meets international food hygiene standards.

Where we are

Nandi Hills, Kenya

0°21′N, 35°11′E · Rift Valley Province

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The people behind the tea

Every leaf is hand-picked by skilled workers — people with years of knowledge about quality, timing, and care. These are the people Chakancha was built to honour.