Tea Types

This organic Shincha (first flush) tea is harvested on the 88th day of spring, and is manufactured using the traditional "lightly-steamed process." The flavorful liquor has pleasant floral notes, accented by a delicate hint of freshly cut hay. This offering is made from the Yabukita cultivar, and produced in Kagoshima prefecture.

The finely particled broken leaves are decorated with flecks of golden tips, yielding a dark copper infusion with a rich, malty aroma. The stout "breakfast style" cup is invigorating yet quite smooth, with malty notes and aromatic woody hints. A splash of milk enhances the stone fruit sweetness in the cup, finishing with a nuance of spice.

The medium amber liquor has a smooth character with a sweet, toasty aroma. Honey hints balance earthy nuances in the mild cup, leading to a gentle toastiness in the finish.

From An Hui province, this Dan Cong Oolong has very bold, dark brown leaves that yield a deep amber liquor with a woodsy aroma, hinting of chestnuts. The silky smooth cup is syrupy sweet with toasty notes and a smooth, clean finish. Enjoy this rich, warming cup at any time of the day.

An apricot flavored, whole-leaf black tea decorated with flowers and apricot pieces. **This is a bolder leaf version of our sold out TF18.**

A blend of choice CTC-grade Assam teas, with the typical malty and flavorful taste profile. A perfect choice for those seeking a strong morning cup.

A bit of Lapsang Souchong is blended with Keemun and Darjeeling, yielding a mildly smoky tea. Perfect for an afternoon uplift.

First grade Bancha, produced during peak season, is a tea with herbaceous aroma, smooth character, and pale jade liquor. This is a tea with a full mouth feel, bright cup, and clean finish.

A harmonious herbal blend with soothing flavors of mint, lemon, ginger and other calming herbs. Naturally caffeine-free.

Fannings grade teas infuse quickly, producing a robust beverage. This blend of rich teas from Indonesia, Africa, and India will please those who like a hearty tea at a moderate price.

Produced from a cultivar used for Tie-Guan-Yin Oolong, this black tea selection has an interesting, complex aroma and flavor. The large, midnight brown leaves yield an amber cup with an aroma of chestnuts and wood. A refreshing minty suggestion complements the nutty/woody flavor notes. Oolong lovers will delight in this unique offering.