🍵 3 Chinese Matcha Packs for €39 – Limited Time!
Stock up on our Culinary Chinese Matcha – perfect for lattes, smoothies, and baking. For a limited time, buy 3 packs for just €39 (normally €51).
Stock up on our Culinary Chinese Matcha – perfect for lattes, smoothies, and baking. For a limited time, buy 3 packs for just €39 (normally €51).
Looking for a thoughtful gift or a travel-friendly tea companion? Discover our Herbal Bricks – compact squares of pressed herbs and tea, perfect for cozy evenings or outdoor adventures.
Order over €40 and receive a free porcelain cup from the Prague Tea Festival—a unique collector’s item for every tea lover. Only until April 29th.
In fact, the answer to this question is neither obvious nor simple — simply because there are many nuances involved. If we speak in the most basic terms, then of course, tea that carries a “bio” or “organic” label is, as a rule, considered organic. Especially if the producer is conscientious and genuinely complies with all the standards, and not just carelessly sticks a label on their packaging. Unfortunately, there have been cases when the product did not match the certification on the label. But it’s important to understand that this mismatch is not always deliberate — it could be...
5 Days Only – Get a Glass Teapot with Your Order From April 19 to 23, we’re gifting you our clear 200ml teapot with any purchase over €85. It’s one of our favorites because:✔️ It's just right for brewing tea for yourself✔️ Saves leaves and water – perfect for everyday use✔️ Great for green teas and refreshing herbals 🎁 To receive your gift, simply follow these steps: Add tea and teaware to your cart totaling over €85 Add the Glass Teapot #44473 to your cart At checkout, apply promo code: FREEGIFT✨ The teapot becomes completely free
This article explores the growing trend of online tea experts and the risks of relying solely on theoretical knowledge. It highlights common misconceptions around tea processing, such as the misuse of terms like "roasting" vs. "baking" and "oxidation" vs. "fermentation," while advocating for direct engagement with tea producers and firsthand experience as the foundation of true understanding.