Single Estate Black Tea

Economy grade of Margarets Hope provides nice flavor and body at a very good price. Good value tea.

This tea from the estate Mim is harvested from the distinctive and highly prized Chinese Jat tea bush which only grows at very high altitudes in Darjeeling India. The second flush refers to the time of year the leaves are picked from the bush.

A southern India tea with medium to light body tending bright brisk tea with floral notes. Traditional Nilgiri style.

A PF grade of tea grown in the Assam region of India. A clean pure tea grown and harvested according to European standards of organic certification.

Harvested in the Usambara district of Africa close to Mt. Kilimanjaro. Unlike the long pointed leaves of an orange pekoe tea the fannings grade of this Tanzanian tea is finer cut giving a denser infusion which is both darker and stronger.

A grainy broken Pekoe with a bright and lively liquor. Hints of malt macadamia finish the cup.

Light bodied tea with slight astringency with a bright finish.

Bright coppery liquor with subtle astringency classic Dimbula Reddish with golden yellow notes.

A classic Kenya tea. Haunting full cup with body and superb malty flavor notes. An exceptional after dinner tea!

Full Leaf, medium body bright and brisk slightly malty.

Harvested only in the early months of March and April where the mountain air in the Yunnan province of China is moist and cool.

An classic Organic Ceylon blend. Light liquoring with hints of delicate floral notes. Lovely tea for afternoon tea parties.