Black tea
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This Yunnan black tea is grown high up in Zhenyuan County. It produces a smooth and complex liquor that is sweet, yet mineral with a slight vegetal aftertaste.
Chinese BlackDian Hong Zhenyuan Gold
£1.60 – £5.50 Select options -
Also called balhyocha or dancha, it has a light liquor with a clean, woody and tangy taste with notes of prunes and no astringency.
Korean HwangchaDong Cheon Sejak Hwangcha
£5.50 – £19.00 Select options -
A classic Jin Hou black tea from Fuding in Fujian Province. The satisfyingly sweet profile has a classic black tea flavour with fruity, cocoa and malty notes.
Chinese BlackGolden Monkey King
£1.80 – £6.00 Select options -
A semi-wild tea picked from old trees grown in the mountainous terrain of Wu Yi Shan. The smooth, savoury flavours have mineral, peppery and spiced malty notes with a lasting sweet aftertaste.
Chinese BlackHua Xiang Lao Cong Xiao Zhong
£4.20 – £14.50 Select options -
A supreme Qimen from Anhui Province made solely from young tender buds. The complex profile has malty and mineral notes of sour red stone fruits and a clean, tangy aftertaste.
Chinese BlackKeemun Jin Zhen Golden Needle
£3.90 – £13.50 Select options -
A high grade Qimen black tea from China. The smooth, mineral profile has notes of red fruits and a lightly tangy, stony aftertaste.
Chinese BlackKeemun Mao Feng
£2.00 – £7.00 Select options -
A classic smoked black tea! The taste achieves a fine balance between smoky, spicy flavours and mineral, sweet notes with a tangy and clean aftertaste.
Chinese BlackLapsang Souchong
£2.20 – £7.50 Select options -
A satisfying black tea made from the Benifūki cultivar. The classic black tea profile has malty, fruity, peppery and savoury notes with a tangy and lightly metallic aftertaste.
Japanese BlackMakinohara Benifuki Wakocha
£2.20 – £7.50 Select options -
An organic assamica black tea from Pu Muen Mountain in Chiang Mai Province. The smooth fruity profile has notes of plums and figs with a mineral and savoury edge.
Thai BlackPu Muen Assamica Black
£1.90 – £6.50Out of stock
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GABA-rich black tea from an organically grown ‘Ruby’ or ‘Red Jade’ cultivar. Medium strength liquor that is crisp and smooth, with a lingering flavour of raisins, tart fruits and a hint of mint.
Taiwanese BlackRed Jade GABA
£3.50 – £12.00 Select options -
GABA-rich black tea from an organically grown ‘Ruby’ or ‘Red Jade’ cultivar. Medium strength liquor that is crisp and smooth, with a lingering flavour of raisins, tart fruits and a hint of mint.Taiwanese Black
Red Jade GABA (2019)
£3.30 – £11.50 Select options -
A light black tea with an amber liquor and a slight fruity aroma. The smooth taste has a tangy and stony profile with notes of honey and cinnamon.
Thai BlackSantikhiri Ruby Ruan Zhi
£2.90 – £10.00 Select options -
A smooth black tea from Shan Lin Xi that is gently scented with Buddha's hand citron and bergamot. The soft flavour has savoury, fruity and zesty notes with a malty, warming aftertaste.
Taiwanese BlackShan Lin Xi Earl Grey
£2.80 – £9.50 Select options -
A classic black tea from Shandong Province in China. The bright and brisk flavours are smooth and tangy with sweet floral notes of caramel, rose and hazelnuts.
Chinese BlackShandong Laoshan Black
£2.80 – £9.50 Select options -
A unique smoked black tea from Shimada in Shizuoka Prefecture. It is gently smoked over wood from cherry blossom trees, resulting in a smoky and fruity liquor.
Japanese BlackShimada Sakura Smoked Wakocha
£4.20 – £14.50 Select options -
A summer harvest from a fully organic plantation located in South Sikkim. Made from clonal Darjeeling plants, this tea has fruity and peppery notes and a lasting mineral aftertaste.
Indian BlackSikkim Bermiok Second Flush
£2.30 – £8.00 Select options -
A unique artisanal tea grown in the Shimada family tea garden. Medium strength liquor has a malty and balanced flavour with sweet citrus notes and minimal astringency.
Brazilian BlackSítio Shimada Chá da Vovó
£3.30 – £11.50 Select options -
An artisanal tea crafted from ancient wild assamica trees. It has a classic light black tea profile that is stony, mineral and malty with rounded tannins present throughout.
Vietnamese BlackSuoi Giang Mossy Frog
£3.00 – £10.50 Select options -
An easy-going classic black tea from Kenya. The flavour is fruity, stony and slightly malty with notes of plums and a smooth aftertaste.
Kenyan BlackTumoi Nandi Hills Black
£1.90 – £6.50 Select options -
Collected by Vietnamese hill tribes from wild growing tea plants on the mountain slopes. The liquor is a brilliant dark copper colour, very smooth, rich, peppery and malty in taste.
Vietnamese BlackVan Chan Wild Boar
£1.90 – £6.50 Select options -
An experimental black tea from the famous Wen Shan tea growing area that produces a fruity black tea. The light flavour has sweet and spicy notes with a fresh and tangy aftertaste.
Taiwanese BlackWen Shan Qing Xin Black
£3.80 – £13.00 Select options -
A rare tea made from wild assamica trees found in ancient forests of Chiang Rai, on the border with Burma. The juicy, tart taste has fruity, floral and malty notes with a silky-smooth aftertaste.
Thai BlackWild Forest Assamica
£3.80 – £13.00 Select options -
A special grade ‘Golden Beautiful Eyebrow’ tea from Wu Yi Shan in China. The bright and clean flavours are malty, mineral and floral with notes of rose, cocoa and caramel.
Chinese BlackWu Yi Shan Jin Jun Mei
£3.90 – £13.50 Select options -
An unusual tea made from a newly introduced TRES #20 ‘Welcome Scent’ cultivar. The savoury profile has notes of fruits and sweet potatoes with a lingering tannic and herbaceous finish.
Taiwanese BlackYing Xiang Hong Cha
£2.80 – £9.50 Select options
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