Black Tea

Black tea (red tea, according to Chinese names) from Taiwan. Delicate and very aromatic. The leaves from the very beginning boast a beautiful appearance and sweet aroma. Both the smell of the leaves and the brew surprise with the taste of sweet, ripe fruit, honey and a bit of spices. Tea imported by us directly from the family making it.

Black tea originating in India. Small, dark, twisted leaves with visible golden tips. The brew has a mild taste, with a light note of spices and a delicate honey note.

Tea from the Keyhung province located at the source of Brahmaputrariver in upper Assam, near the Burmese border. Small, evenly sized leaves with golden tips give a strong, dignified infusion with a deep color and exceptionally gentle bitterness so typical for for Assams.

A tea with large, long and supple leaves. Comes from a plantation located 1400m above sea level. Gives off a bright and delicate red infusion with a classic taste. Goes well with milk.

A distinguished tea from Ceylon, made by breaking the most delicate tea leaves harvested in the Ruhuna region gardens. Compared to other Ceylon teas it possesses a delicate taste, with a touch of honey and sweetness, as well as an aroma of dried figs and lychee. Can be also brewed with fresh ginger and sugar.

A mix of teas from India. Gives off an amber-colored infusion with an expressive taste and a distinguishable touch of citruses. Ideal to start the day right.

A mix of black teas composed by the inhabitants of Frisia, a region famous for its affection for tea. Gives off a dark-amber infusion of a mild, subtle taste.

A mix of teas from Assam and Sri Lanka. This tea gives off an infusion with an expressive taste. Recommended especially as a breakfast tea, has a great invigorating effect.

Manually folded black tea with a high amount of bright tips. During brewing it unfolds to a great effect. An infusion of a deep, distinguished taste and a sweet aroma, with a discernible note of dried fruits.

A black tea from the Yunnan province of China. The dark-amber infusion has a deep, sweet taste with a very subtle smoky aftertaste.

A Chinese smoked black tea is a specialty of Fujian Province. This tea undergoes the withering and drying processes in the smoke of pine tree bonfires. Gives off a red infusion of a distinct smoky taste and aroma. Drink it as it is or with a small amount of milk. This tea is also known as Zengshan Xiaozhong.

A black tea from Kenyan plantations. Gives off a dark-amber infusion with a sweet taste and a delicate fruity touch.

A black tea from the leading Nepalese Jun Chiyabari garden, located 1650-2200 meters above sea level. Characterized by numerous golden tips. The dark-amber infusion possesses a deep taste, appreciated by local black tea enthusiasts, with a distinct sweetness and a muscatel touch, making it an ideal accompaniment for desserts.

The unique tea that is difficult to classify, the process of its production has many of the techniques used in oolong tea. Its name refers to the village of Shiiba in the Japanese prefecture of Miyazaki, from where tea bushes found their way into the garden of Jun Chiyabari in Nepal.

The aroma of dry leaves brings to mind warming spices, while the infusion itself pleasantly surprises with the combination of roasted grains and sweet fruit.

Tea from the leading Nepalese Jun Chiyabari garden, located 1650-2200 meters above sea level. A unique tea, it is an absolute best among all Nepalese teas that we could offer in our store. Its leaves are characterized by a slightly lower oxidization level than most black teas, which makes the infusion brighter, and its taste more delicate and flowery. It also has a distinct sweetness with muscatel tones. The tea wins its enthusiasts from the first tasting, with its one-of-a-kind flavor.

An original Russian mix of Indian black teas and Chinese teas.

A tasting set of both Nepal Jun Chiyabari black teas available at our shop. The set contains 15g of each tea:

- Jun Chiyabari Himalayan Spring

- Jun Chiyabari Himalayan Black

An ideal way to know the unique taste of Nepalese tea and compare the two kinds.

A black tea of high quality from Yunnan Province, China. Large fleshy tips take on gigantic sizes after brewing. An infusion of strong and deep color, full of intense smoky aroma.

Golden tea buds from Yunnan Province, China, give off a dark-amber infusion with a rich, sweet aftertaste and a mild note of hot spices.