Black tea
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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 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
£2.50 – £8.50 Select options -
An unusual smooth Japanese black tea. It has a pronounced combination of stony, mineral and savoury notes with a sweet and tangy citrus aftertaste.
Japanese BlackTsukigase Yamatomidori Wakocha
£3.60 – £12.50 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
£1.60 – £5.50 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
£3.50 – £12.00 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
£3.80 – £13.00 Select options -
A rare tea from the scenic Sun Moon Lake area of Taiwan, crafted from a TRES #8 assamica cultivar. The complex taste is tangy, mineral, herbaceous and lightly malty.
Taiwanese BlackYuchi Assamica
£3.50 – £12.00 Select options -
A complex 'Red Jade" or 'Ruby' black tea, with clean, thick, savoury flavours and fruity notes of mint and eucalyptus.
Taiwanese BlackYuchi Red Jade
£3.60 – £12.50 Select options -
A rare tea from a strain of camellia native only to Taiwan. Grown wild near Sun Moon Lake, it has a complex profile that makes for a very comforting and unique cup.
Taiwanese BlackYuchi Wild Shan Cha
£3.50 – £12.00 Select options -
An ‘unsmoked’ counterpart to Lapsang Souchong. The smooth character is sweet and clean with fruity and tangy notes of longan, cocoa and caramel.
Chinese BlackZheng Shan Xiao Zhong
£2.30 – £8.00 Select options