Black tea

A good, full-bodied everyday tea from Yunnan province. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

The leaves of this wonderful tasting tea are picked from wild, 300-500-year-old tea trees. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2-3 min. FI-EKO-201

This high-quality Keemun tea with its long, twisted leaves and fine top buds produces a very aromatic drink. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2-3 min.

Organically grown, smoky black tea, with forest and pine flavours in the taste profile. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3.5 min. FI-EKO-201

This Kenyan tea estate produces a very fine black tea. Full-bodied, an excellent brew with a hint of smokiness. This is a good midday tea. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-5 min.

This orthodox-grade leaf gives an orange hued infusion that has a refined floral flavour. A fine, high quality tea from Africa’s highlands. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3 min.

A hand-made black tea from Qimen county, in Anhui. The taste of this premium quality tea has a full-bodied, soft and fruity aroma. Aftertaste has fleeting hints of raisin. Recommended brewing: 90°C 3-5 min.

A deep red, loose leaf tea with a soft, rich and fruity aroma. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

A Chinese, red, loose leaf tea from Anhui Province with a pleasant spicy-sweet aroma, alongside a hint of smokiness. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.

Chinese red tea from Yunnan province. The leaves are rolled into a pearl shape. The finished brew is reddish dark. A special oxidation keeps the tea full bodied, producing a mild, floral-sweet, slightly smoky scent. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.

Beautifully rolled large tea beads, which brew a delicious, soft and honeyed drink with a hint of liquorice. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-4 min.

As a drink, this organically grown tea variety, Maofeng, gives a beautiful golden yellow brew with a rich and strong flavour. Maofeng graded pickings have been produced in Chinese tea gardens since 1875. Recommended brewing: 100°C 2-3 min. FI-EKO-201