Mango, papaya, citrus, and spring flowers. An excellent Darjeeling 1st flush.

A delicious Japanese black tea tasting of cherry blossom and hinoki wood.

The much loved Kamairicha. Japanese tea made in the Chinese style. Vegetal, toasty, and incredibly moreish.

Ultra-craft, single-varietal gyokuro. A new gyokuro varietal for our collection.

An unusual oolong from Japan. Inviting apricot notes, a vibrant fruity acidity, smooth texture, and biscuity base notes. One of our most popular teas.

An exceptional kabusecha from the exceptional 2024 harvest.

An exceptional kabusecha from the exceptional 2024 harvest.

Probably the best tea subscription club around. Join in and drink exceptional teas each month at an excellent discount, with guidance from us on infusion methods and tasting notes.

A masterpiece 2nd flush Darjeeling, tasting of chocolate and plums.

A particularly smooth, expertly crafted gyokuro.

Ultra-craft, single-varietal gyokuro. Possibly one of the best teas in our collection of all time.

A beautifully complex hidden gem from a little-known region that tastes like a walk in the woods.

The much loved Honey Black tea; beautiful leaves, silky smooth, honey sweet, and very floral.

A delicious and approachable green tea; naturally sweet, fruity, floral, and sappy.

A special edition micro-batch black tea made from the AV2 varietal. Multi-faceted and reminiscent of old-style Indian hill teas.

This is an exemplary Darjeeling of the 2nd flush season, with the famous 2nd flush 'muscatel' flavour profile.

New graphite glazed matcha bowls from Linda Bloomfield, handmade from porcelain in her Chiswick workshop in London.

Each bowl is made individually, has its own unique character, and makes a beautiful contract against a rich green matcha.

A gentle expression of fruits, berries, and flowers. Developed by Lalani & Co with Kangaita estate and now being made at Kapkoros.

Make nitro matchas and other spectacular nitro drinks with the NitroPress.

Smooth and symphonic; the QX is complex. Floral, stone fruit, sweet wood, and creamy textured. These teas will age for years. Infuses 5-7 times.

Hand crafted, gold plated matcha spoons, made in London.

(Material: Sterling silver 925/gold plated).

A deep and delicious black tea with cocoa, toffee, caramelised sugar notes, and a smooth body.

Classic drinks tray, made here in London. (Out of stock until eary December.)

This tea is a treat for anyone who loves classic, full-bodied black teas. Rich, rounded, malty and full flavoured.

High grade, pure spring season, organic matcha; ideal for making mixed matcha drinks and high quality cooking. Used by many of the UK's artisan coffee shops and London's best chefs.

Fresh, sappy, mineral, umami. Super limited green tea from a remarkable micro-garden.

A highly expressive hidden gem. Complex woodland and spring aromas in this special 1st flush from a little-known tea region.

For the seasoned matcha drinker who wants something out of the ordinary, we recommend these hand-crafted long handle matcha whisks, handmade in Nara from black bamboo.

A marvel of nature. Hand picked, hand made and ecologically grown on a micro garden in Hawai‘i.

Forget any matcha experience you've had in the past. Our Matcha Gold has been created to bring you the most delicious tasting organic matcha available.

Handmade in London, these matcha bowls are made by ceramic artist Linda Bloomfield in her Chiswick workshop.

The material is porcelain, hand thrown, with a soft-textured matt glaze. Each one is made individually, has its own unique character and is a beautiful experience to drink from.

More stock arriving at the end of February.

Our cooking grade matcha, brought in straight from Japan and used by many of London's top chefs and patissiers.

Inventors of the functional wine glass, Riedel is a remarkable 11th generation family owned company. Their factories in Austria and Germany make exceptional glassware.


Lalani & Co and Riedel are leading the way in discovering the role of glass shape in the appreciation of fine tea.

Over 100 years old, these bobbins from the old British cotton mills have been given new life as tea timers; a piece of British history to time your infusions with.

These are antiques so the shape and character of each bobbin varies. The images are examples of 1 minute (middle), 3 minute (left), and 5 minute timers (right).