Black tea isn't just tasty. It provides enough energy to build empires, stay out late, wake up early or just get through the day.
black
green
Is there anything green tea can’t do? First of all it’s delicious. The flavours of green tea can vary from sweet and delicate to oceanic to slightly smoky.
green
herbal
For thousands of years, herbal teas have been made with fresh or dried flowers, leaves, seeds or roots, by letting them steep in hot water for a few minutes.
herbal
rooibos
Made from a South African plant, rooibos is an antioxidant-filled, caffeine-free alternative that blends oh-so-well with so many flavours.
rooibos
white
Once reserved only for Chinese emperors to enjoy, its delicate flavour, derived from fresh, young silver tea buds is mythic.
white
mate
Sweet, toasty, smoky and smooth. This South American super-herb is packed with antioxidants and energy-giving stimulants.
mate
pu'erh
In China, earthy pu’erh teas have been used to control weight and aid digestion for more than 1,700 years. It’s one of those rarities that true tea collectors go mad for.
pu'erh
oolong
It’s as fun to drink as it is to say. Its Chinese name means black dragon tea. But make no mistake, oolong is not a black tea. Nor is it green. It’s somewhere in between.
oolong
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Check this section to find favourite blends from past seasonal collections, plus a bunch of other great teas you can’t find in all of our stores.
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