A simple and beautiful gaiwan for brewing tea. The interior of the vessel is enamel-coated. A gaiwan is a small Chinese teapot used for preparing tea, consisting of a bowl, a lid, and a saucer. It is especially suitable for brewing high-quality teas with delicate flavors and subtle nuances.

A white tea compressed into compact cakes, offering a gentle and earthy flavor. The package contains 5 tea bricks, each weighing 30 g. Brewing: 90 °C – 4 minutes. 

White tea compressed into a cake, offering a soft and earthy flavor. Multiple infusions possible. The cake contains 200 g of tea. 

A full-bodied and wonderfully chocolatey green tea. Spicy star anise and white cornflower petals sweeten this sencha tea, which is flavoured with chocolate truffles. Recommended brewing: 75°C 2.5min.

The green leaves of this tea brick are from the 2018 harvest and the brick itself was pressed to form in 2019. The tea continues to mature in brick form. Over the years, the tea leaves darken and the taste of the tea becomes more complex. Recommended brewing: 100°C 0.5-1 min. Multiple brewings...

Pu’erh tea is renowned for its unique health benefits, and this green pu’erh offers a smooth, fruity flavor.Brewing: 85 °C – 1.5–3 minutes. Multiple infusions possible.

Full-bodied and with a hint of plum, this strong flavoured summer-picked tea, grows at an altitude of 1858 meters above sea level in the Badamtam tea garden west of Darjeeling city. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2 min.

This Ayurvedic brew is a vitalizing blend of spices and herbs. The ingredients are nettle, cinnamon, white pepper, pieces of ginger, cardamom seeds, cloves and hawthorn leaves. Recommended brewing: 10g/1L, 100°C 30 min. Strain and add 1 litre of hot milk or brewing in a pot: 100°C 5-10min.

The high-quality Kumo No Shiro matcha comes from Uji, Japan’s oldest tea-growing region, specifically from the renowned Shohokuen Tea Estate. The Japanese name Kumo No Shiro means “white of the cloud,” and the tea features a soft umami flavor with delicate sweetness. Carefully stone-ground using...

A signature tea from Wu Liang Mountain at an altitude of 1,700 meters. Large leaves picked from wild large-leaf tea trees give this generous and refreshing pu’erh its full, rounded flavor with notes of dried fruit sweetness. Suitable for multiple infusions. Brewing: 100°C. Size: 100g

Intialaiset mustat lehtiteelaadut, Assam ja Darjeeling luovat tämän oivallisen brittiklassikon, joka sopii niin aamiaiselle, brunssille kuin iltapäiviinkin.  Haudutus: 95°C 2-3min.

Premium Double-Handled Stainless Steel Tea Strainer Designed to fit most mugs and cups, this high-quality strainer features very fine holes to prevent tea leaves from passing through. The included lid can also be used as a drip tray after brewing.