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What people are steeping.

Pure HibiscusBestseller Pure Hibiscus

Ruby red pure Hibiscus flower is a tart, refreshing herbal tea

Healthy EdgeBestseller Healthy Edge

Our ultimate sweet and spiced pu'erh based tea blend

Cream Earl Grey MoonlightBestseller Cream Earl Grey Moonlight

Rich and creamy vanilla infused twist on classic earl grey

Imperial Jasmine Dragon PearlsBestseller Imperial Jasmine Dragon Pearls

Fragrant Imperial Jasmine green tea pearls

Blood CleanserBestseller Blood Cleanser

Sweet and warmly spiced herbal tea with burdock and dandelion

Pu'erh. Aged like fine wine.

Vintage teas from Yunnan, up to 35 years old.

Pu'erh. Aged like fine wine.White tea. Delicate by nature.Green tea. Fresh from the garden.Black tea. Bold every morning.Oolong. Between green and black.Rooibos. Naturally sweet, no caffeine.Herbal tea. Calm in a cup.

Matcha, made simple.

Stone-ground Japanese matcha for lattes, baking and the classic whisked bowl.

Matcha bowl and whisk

About us

From the garden to your kettle, nothing in between.

Every cup of tea starts far away: on a misty hillside in Yunnan, a sunlit estate in Assam, a green field in Japan or a high mountain in Taiwan. Since 2010 we have been following those leaves from the garden to your kettle, tasting, choosing and keeping only the ones we would brew at home.

Today our shelf holds more than 350 loose leaf teas and blends: bold black teas for slow mornings, bright greens and delicate whites, roasty oolongs, aged pu-erh, ceremonial matcha and caffeine-free herbals for quiet evenings. Each one is sealed in a resealable pouch to keep it fresh, and shipped from our warehouses in the USA or Canada to tea lovers around the world.

Whether you are taking your first sip of loose leaf tea or hunting for a rare harvest, there is a cup here waiting for you.

SourcedFrom trusted tea gardens
BlendedWith care and good taste
PackedSealed for freshness
Brewing loose leaf tea

Reviews

Tea lovers say.

★★★★★
“The strawberry comes through and the lavender is actually a nice touch that isn’t overwhelming. I steep hot and top with cold water, then fridge overnight.”
Marina M. on Strawberry Macaron
★★★★★
“I make sun tea with this in summer, hot tea with the kettle in colder months. My favorite Earl by far!”
Helen M. on Decaf Cream Earl Grey
★★★★★
“I almost gave up on keemun tea. This one changed my mind! Full of flavour from the first sip to a lingering aftertaste.”
Bob J. on Keemun Mao Feng Premium

From the Tea Journal

Read, steep, repeat.

How to Drink Oolong Tea: Caffeine, Cups a Day and Brewing14 Nov 2026How to Drink Oolong Tea: Caffeine, Cups a Day and Brewing In short: Oolong is drunk plain, without milk or sugar, from a small cup, and the same leaves are brewed several times. A standard cup…Read article →Loose Leaf Tea Gift Guide: A Pick for Every Tea Lover12 Nov 2026Loose Leaf Tea Gift Guide: A Pick for Every Tea Lover In short: the best loose leaf tea gift matches the person, not the trend. Give a coffee drinker a bold Assam or a smoky black blend, a…Read article →Japanese Green Tea: Types and How to Brew Each One10 Nov 2026Japanese Green Tea: Types and How to Brew Each One In short: Japanese green tea is steamed, not pan-fired, which is why it tastes fresh, grassy and savory rather than nutty. The main…Read article →Jasmine Dragon Pearls Grades: What Makes One Better9 Nov 2026Jasmine Dragon Pearls Grades: What Makes One Better In short: all jasmine dragon pearls are green tea hand-rolled into small balls and scented with fresh jasmine blossoms. What separates a…Read article →How to Buy Loose Leaf Tea Online: A Practical Checklist8 Nov 2026How to Buy Loose Leaf Tea Online: A Practical Checklist In short: Buying loose leaf tea online works well when you know what to look for. Check that the seller names the origin, tea type and…Read article →What Is Sencha? Taste, Grades and Brewing7 Nov 2026What Is Sencha? Taste, Grades and Brewing In short: Sencha is Japan's most popular green tea. The fresh leaves are steamed within hours of picking, then rolled into slim…Read article →Dried Hibiscus Flowers: How to Brew Them Hot and Iced6 Nov 2026Dried Hibiscus Flowers: How to Brew Them Hot and Iced In short: dried hibiscus flowers brew fast and strong. For a hot cup use 1 teaspoon (about 2 g) of whole dried flowers per 8 oz (240 ml)…Read article →

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