£6.30 £9.00
A very unique green tea with a brilliant floral aroma and taste evocative of high mountain Taiwanese oolongs. It has a complex sweet floral taste with a slightly sour finish reminiscent of Tie Guan Yin.
Sourced direct from Arakai Estate, a small family run estate estate in Australia who have only just started commercial tea production having planted their first tea plants back in 2012. Although Arakai exclusively use Japanese cultivars, they have drawn inspiration from Taiwanese processing techniques and their tea as a result exhibits unique characteristics with notes reminiscent of both Japanese and Taiwanese teas.
Arakai's dedication to producing unique high quality tea has already seen them win awards for best Australian green tea and best overall green tea and best Australian black tea in the Golden Leaf Awards.
Tasting Notes:
- Brilliant floral aroma
- Complex floral taste with sweet notes and a slightly sour finish
Harvest: Spring (1st picking), October 2025
Altitude: 580m
Cultivar: Blend of Yabukita, Sayama Kaori, Meiryoku, Okumidori, Yutakamidori and Fushin
Origin: Arakai Estate, Bellthorpe, Queensland, Australia
Farmer: Brendon Collins
Sourced: Direct from the farmer
Percentage of price going back to the farmer: 40%+
Brewing Advice:
- Heat water to roughly 80°C/176°F
- Use 1-2 teaspoons per cup/small teapot
- Brew for 45-60 seconds
Packaging: Resealable ziplock bag
Location:
£2.10 £3.00
An inexpensive Assam which delivers a full malty taste with plum notes. Tasting Notes:- Smooth malt and plum notes Harvest: Second Flush 2025Grade: TGFOP1 Origin: Majulighur... View full product details
£7.70 £11.00
A classic ripe pu'erh from Xiaguan which makes for a great daily drinker. Pu-erh Type: Shou (Ripe)Weight: 100gPackaging: WrapperFactory: Xiaguan Tea FactoryProduction Date: 2020 View full product details
£7.70 £11.00
A well priced daily drinker from the famed Xiaguan factory in special 20th anniversary packaging to celebrate it's 20th year of production. Pu-erh Type: Sheng... View full product details