Harvested in the spring, this lightly oxidized green oolong tea from Thailand has a strong and full-bodied flavour with a whisper of roastiness in the aftertaste. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 min.

Black organically grown tea from Nepal. The taste is full-bodied, the scent refined and balanced. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2.5-3 min.

Ayurvedic blend of fennel, anise, liquorice root, cardamom, black pepper, cinnamon, ginger and cloves. A soft chai with a long, sweet aftertaste. Recommended brewing: 95°C 5-8 min. 

A dark pu’erh tea compressed into a small, dense cake with a hint of rice aroma. Rinse the leaves quickly with hot water for about 10 seconds before brewing. Brewing: 100 °C – 30 seconds to 1.5 minutes. Multiple infusions possible. The package contains two small tuocha cakes.

At an altitude of 1500-1800 meters on the slopes of the Nepalese mountains, several families grow tea bushes, whose fine leaves are picked and prepared for us to enjoy. This is a fine black tea, carrying notes of chocolate. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min.

A Taiwanese oolong tea crafted using traditional methods, with a refreshingly sweet hint of fresh jasmine flowers. Brewing: 90 °C – 1–2 minutes. The package contains 50 g of tea. 

A strong blend of Chinese and Ceylon teas complemented with cinnamon from Ceylon. Contains black tea, cinnamon pieces, and flavourings. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-5 min.

A sparkling tea blend made from green and white tea leaves, flavored with blackcurrant, lemon verbena, lemon myrtle, fig pieces, cornflower petals, and mallow flowers. Brewing instructions: 75 °C for 3–4 minutes.

A mouthwatering, smooth caramel tea accented with a touch of African pearl salt. The distinct salt crystals can be added to taste. Ingredients: black tea, caramel pieces, almond, natural extract, and pearl salt. Brewing: 97 °C – 3 minutes.

A woody white tea blend with sandalwood that soothes the mind and relaxes the body. Ingredients: white tea, cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, vanilla, marigold petals, and jasmine petals. Brewing: 80 °C – 3 minutes.

This pu’erh is a tribute to an extraordinary event: in 2021, 16 wild elephants traveled for the first time from Xishuangbanna to Pu’er and back. The tea is a celebration of the harmony between nature and tea tradition, and its carefully selected leaves offer a soft, sweet, and well-balanced...

An image of elephants taking a nap is printed on the wrapping paper of the young fruity sheng Pu’er tea cake. These elephants, who attracted international attention, started their journey from a natural reserve in the South, Yunnan province. This reserve is located in an area, where tea trees...