A steel tea tin is the best way to keep your tea fresh. The Japanese tea tin is airtight on the inside and decorated with a beautiful paper pattern on the outside. Height 10.2 cm, diameter 6.5 cm

Beautiful Japanese handmade bowl for making matcha. Inside diameter approx. 9 cm. Height from the bottom approx. 7.5 cm. 

Traditional Pu’er Tea Cake from Yunnan, China This traditional Pu’er tea cake originates from Yunnan Province, China. Aged since 2016, it represents high-quality Shu (ripe) Pu’er tea, known for its deep, earthy flavor and smooth mouthfeel. When brewed, the tea produces a dark, well-balanced...

A playful cat-shaped infuser made of stainless steel. The holes are very small, preventing tea leaves from passing through. Ideal for a 200–300 ml cup.

High-quality two-handled strainer fits most mugs and cups, as well as some pots. The mesh of the strainer is very dense and does not let the tea leaves through during brewing. Diameter: 65-95mm

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.

An oolong steamed with goat's milk creating a fascinating and unique character, with smooth vanilla. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 min. Multiple brewings possible and highly recommended.

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.

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.

This black tea is flavoured with anise seeds, pieces of cinnamon, rooibos, cloves, pepper and chicory root. Recommended brewing: 90-95°C 8 min.

An African black tea that gets its flavor from old whisky barrels. The barrels are brought from Cape Town to Malawi, where the tea leaves are processed and aged in them. The result is a smooth tea with a slightly sweet, lightly oaky character. The tea contains no alcohol. Brewing: 100°C, 3 min.

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