
Make time to enjoy high-grade, orthodox, loose leaf tea
Founded by Richard Grey, descended from Earl Grey, our mission is to bring you the world’s greatest teas so we offer a large range of loose leaf tea. These are from areas of the world renown for the quality of their teas. We therefore invite you to make time to enjoy one of the best things in life by #makingtimeforgoodthings
See our green, white, black, oolong and yellow categories of loose leaf tea. These are from China, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Kenya, Japan, Assam and Darjeeling plus classic English blends, flavoured teas and herbal infusions. Many are shipped through members of the Ethical Tea Partnership and around thirty are organic teas.
Our customer commitment
Since 2000 we have been committed to offering you fresh, high-grade loose leaf tea from areas of the world renown for the quality of their teas. These traditionally made, orthodox teas impart the best possible flavour. We aim to dispatch within 24 hours using our sustainable, recyclable packaging. Also, we commit to keeping prices down so that you can return for the world’s greatest teas.
THIS MONTH’S TOP TEAS
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Lemon Balm infusionPrice range: £12.54 through £26.83 -
Assam Doomni Second FlushPrice range: £16.83 through £34.98 -
Vietnamese Oolong Oriental BeautyPrice range: £13.61 through £27.74 -
Tanzania Green Tea UsambaraPrice range: £14.39 through £28.17 -
Darjeeling Castleton Second FlushPrice range: £19.43 through £70.11 -
Huoshan Huangya Yellow teaPrice range: £14.07 through £28.58
NEW LOOSE LEAF TEAS
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Yunnan Golden Needle SupremePrice range: £15.69 through £57.21 -
English Blended Teas Collection£52.00 -
Kippy Tea, your aid to sleepPrice range: £8.76 through £19.64 -
Passion Flower infusion, loosePrice range: £8.94 through £19.99 -
Lemon Balm infusionPrice range: £12.54 through £26.83 -
Darjeeling Barnesbeg First Flush 2025 OrganicPrice range: £16.29 through £59.28
OUR FEATURED BLOG ARTICLES
- Tea general knowledge: Our series.Here we have some interesting questions relating to tea. They are all quite randomly posed and the answers are in… Read more: Tea general knowledge: Our series.
- Tea TastingTea tasting: how it is done and what to find out Tea tasting is fundamental to the discipline of creating… Read more: Tea Tasting
- Historic Tea RoomsOur series on where you can drink good tea in historic tearooms with unforgettable surroundings. Willow Tea Rooms, Glasgow These… Read more: Historic Tea Rooms
- Traditional Flavoured TeasTraditional flavoured teas: black, green and oolong teas using natural flavours. The bergamot fruit, used in Earl Grey tea. The… Read more: Traditional Flavoured Teas
- Breakfast Tea – what is the best?Breakfast tea: is this the best tea for the morning? So often we think of tea as an afternoon beverage but… Read more: Breakfast Tea – what is the best?
- Guide to Good TeaGuide to Good Tea: by numbers. 1. The Benefits of Loose Tea Using loose teas is the best way to… Read more: Guide to Good Tea











