Black tea

The Menghai big leaf variety is native to southern Yunnan. The leaves grow at an altitude of 1,600 m and are picked in April. Not long after that the aromatic tea is ready to be enjoyed. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min

Established in 1856, this tea garden on the banks of the Meleng River, is one of the oldest tea plantations in the Assam region. The area is located in a nature reserve, home of the gibbon monkeys. Recommended brewing: 100°C 3-4 min.

From eastern Nepal comes this unique hand-rolled oolong style tea, whose aroma combines an intense floral scent, with a fresh nuanced and earthy character, as well as delicious spiciness. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-5 min.

Luonnonmukaisesti kasvatettu musta teelaatu. Taidokkaasti kierretyt lehdet antavat tuoksussaan kukkaisuutta, rypäleisyyttä ja mausteita. maku maltaisen hunajainen aavistuksella savuisuutta. Haudutus: 97c 2-3min

A young, fresh second-flush Assam tea with a hint of roastiness. Brewing: 100 °C – 3–4 minutes. 

A full-bodied summer-picked tea with a hint of plum and a deep flavor, grown at the high-altitude Puttabong tea estate. Brewing instructions: 90 °C for 2 minutes.

An African black tea blend flavored with orange and clove. The delicate spices make this fine tea warming and elegant. Brewing instructions: 97 °C for 2.5 minutes.

Broken-leaf black tea. You can brew this smooth black tea into a deep, dark infusion and enjoy its earthy, robust flavor. Brewing instructions: 100 °C for 4–5 minutes.

A beautifully aged Pu’erh tea cake from Yunnan Province, blending 70% shu and 30% sheng Pu’erh teas. The tea is harvested and pressed into a cake using traditional methods. It has a smooth and balanced flavor, with amber and chestnut-copper hues. Shangri-La is renowned for its gentle and refined...