Black tea

With light vanilla notes, this nuanced tea blend is mixed using Chinese black and green tea. The flavours are bergamot and spices, vanilla pieces and jasmine petals. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2-3 min.

A strong, high-quality, spiritedly full-bodied tea blend of Assam, Ceylon and Sumatran broken-leaf teas. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-5 min.

A smoky, strong blend of Chinese teas. Ideal for example when enjoying outdoor activities. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3 min.

A soft, sweetish tea blend made in the Russian style. Also suitable as a samovar tea. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-5 min.

A classic English tea. An aromatic blend of Ceylon highland teas with florality from the second flush Darjeeling teas. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-5 min. 

A distinctive, dark and full-bodied tea blend of Assam, Ceylon and Sumatran teas. Goes well with milk and sugar. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min.

A strong blend of Assam and Sumatran teas Irish style. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min.

An East Frisian blend of high-quality Assam and Sumatran teas. A dark, soft and aromatic tea that also goes well with milk and sugar. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min.

A hand-made black tea from Qimen county, in Anhui. The taste of this premium quality tea has a full-bodied, soft and fruity aroma. Aftertaste has fleeting hints of raisin. Recommended brewing: 90°C 3-5 min.

A deep red, loose leaf tea with a soft, rich and fruity aroma. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

A Chinese, red, loose leaf tea from Anhui Province with a pleasant spicy-sweet aroma, alongside a hint of smokiness. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.

Chinese red tea from Yunnan province. The leaves are rolled into a pearl shape. The finished brew is reddish dark. A special oxidation keeps the tea full bodied, producing a mild, floral-sweet, slightly smoky scent. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.