Tea

This tea comes from northeastern India, where the Assam style developed in low-lying growing areas defined by heat, heavy rainfall, and high humidity. These conditions are ideal for fast-growing tea plants with broad, durable leaves, setting this style... [read more]

Tasting Notes Tasting literally of green leaves, Bancha tea has a medium vegetable flavour with a somewhat complex finish. It is very healthy and retains a naturally high polyphenol content. You may recognize the aroma and tasting experience of this tea... [read more]

Originating in Sri Lanka, Ceylon Tea is considered by many to be the best tea in the world. A top choice among tea drinkers, it has a refreshing, distinctive, medium body and smooth aroma and taste. Ceylon Black Tea brews to a rich golden hue and can be... [read more]

Precious Eyebrow is the translation of this tea’s Chinese name of Chunmee, or Chun Mee which is written as zhen méi in pinyin ~ it’s a high-grade leaf tea from the southern and eastern provinces of China. This tea is easily recognized by the... [read more]

Tasting Notes Green Tea is celebrated as the original tea in China with its heritage dating back 5000 years. Traditional processing involves hand picking selected leaves, steaming, hand rolling, then roasting until they reach an acceptably low moisture... [read more]

Darjeeling is recognized as being one of the great tea regions of the world. Teas from this area are known to have a unique muscatel note because of the unique geographical location, elevation, and associated weather patterns of the region they are grown... [read more]

Darjeeling is a region in North-Eastern India. This famous namesake tea all started some 150 years ago when a British civil engineer, who was stationed in the area, experimented with planting tea bushes in his garden. He was so successful that... [read more]

“Masala chai” means spiced tea ~ typically black tea simmered with milk, water, and spices. Our Double Chai is different: it’s tea-free, letting the spices take the lead. In India and surrounding countries, chai recipes vary by region and household... [read more]

Born in 19th-century Britain, English Breakfast tea was built to fuel mornings with something strong and dependable. All true teas ~ white, green, oolong, and black ~ come from the same plant, Camellia sinensis, their character shaped by the way they are... [read more]

Classic in its approach, this tea is made by spreading fresh, closed Jasmine blooms in and around drying green tea leaves. The Jasmine blossoms are harvested during the day and kept cool, then layered among the tea as they begin to open. As their aroma... [read more]

Tasting Notes Tasting literally of green leaves, Sencha tea has a mild vegetable flavour with a very complex finish. It is very healthy and retains a naturally high polyphenol content. You may recognize the aroma and tasting experience of this tea from... [read more]

Assam Black Tea, made from Camellia sinensis leaves, is celebrated for its deep, malty taste and vibrant burgundy-red infusion. Known for its full-bodied flavor, this tea has been a staple in Indian tea culture, especially in the Assam region where the... [read more]

Assam Black Tea, made from Camellia sinensis leaves, is celebrated for its deep, malty taste and vibrant burgundy-red infusion. Known for its full-bodied flavor, this tea has been a staple in Indian tea culture, especially in the Assam region where the... [read more]

Black, green and white tea all orginate from the same plant - Camellia sinensis. It's a species of evergreen flowering shrub whose leaves and leaf buds are used to produce tea. After harvesting, the leaves are treated with varying levels of... [read more]

Black, green and white tea all orginate from the same plant - Camellia sinensis. It's a species of evergreen flowering shrub whose leaves and leaf buds are used to produce tea. After harvesting, the leaves are treated with varying levels of... [read more]

Darjeeling Black Tea, known as the 'champagne of teas,' is celebrated for its unique muscatel flavor and refined, fruity aroma. Grown in the misty highlands of Northern India, Darjeeling Black Tea brews to a rich, dark color and offers a complex,... [read more]

English Breakfast Black Tea, crafted from Camellia sinensis, is a classic black tea known for its robust, malty taste and smooth, medium-bodied profile. This tea brews to a vibrant red hue, offering a rich aroma and a satisfying experience that has been... [read more]

Bancha Green Tea, derived from Camellia sinensis, is a staple in Japanese tea culture and is recognized for its mild, leafy flavor profile and gentle vegetal undertones. The special drying and steaming process prevents oxidation, resulting in a beautiful... [read more]

Black, green and white tea all originate from Camellia sinensis. It's a speciies of evergreen flowering shrub whose leaves and buds are used to produce tea. After harvesting, the leaves are treated with varying levels of fermentation/oxidation and... [read more]

Black, green and white tea all originate from Camellia sinensis. It's a speciies of evergreen flowering shrub whose leaves and buds are used to produce tea. After harvesting, the leaves are treated with varying levels of fermentation/oxidation and... [read more]

Darjeeling Green Tea is renowned for its delicate, mild flavor profile and subtle fruity undertones, often described as having a gentle grape-like taste. Grown in the famed Darjeeling region of North-Eastern India, this tea is traditionally celebrated... [read more]

Green Tea - Gunpowder, crafted from Camellia sinensis, is a celebrated tea with roots in Chinese tradition. Its tightly rolled leaves unfurl during brewing, releasing a robust, grassy flavor with gentle astringency and a vibrant yellow-green liquor.This... [read more]

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Sencha Green Tea, derived from Camellia sinensis, has long been cherished in Japanese tea traditions for its vibrant green color and fresh, grassy taste. The unique steaming and drying process locks in the tea's natural vibrancy, resulting in a cup with... [read more]