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Shop All Loose Leaf Teas

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Browse the tea shelf by type, flavour and price. Each product has its own ingredients, tasting notes and brewing guidance to help you choose.

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Browse loose leaf black tea, green tea, oolong, rooibos and fruit and herbal infusions. Choose by tea type or favourite flavour, then pick your pack size.

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The Full Range

Loose leaf tea from Yorkshire, all in one place

This is every tea we sell. Black, green, oolong, herbal, rooibos and matcha, from single-origin leaves to blended infusions, all hand-packed in our shop in Huddersfield. If you know what you want, the filters will find it. If you are browsing without a plan, that works too. Start with a bestseller like English Breakfast or Classic Earl Grey, or try something less familiar such as Quanzhou Milk Oolong or Emperor Butterfly Lapsang Souchong.

The collection runs from robust morning teas built for milk and a biscuit through to caffeine-free herbals like Organic Chamomile Tea and Peppermint Tea. Japanese greens sit alongside Indian Assams, and fruit blends like Honeyed Peach share shelf space with traditional single-estate leaves. Whatever your mood or the time of day, something here will suit.

We keep the range broad so you can explore at your own pace. Spend over thirty-five pounds and UK delivery is free. Pick a pack size that fits your habit, steep it how you like, and let the tea do the rest.

How to choose

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Start with caffeine

Need a morning pick-me-up or an evening wind-down? Black teas and matcha carry more caffeine. Herbal infusions and rooibos are naturally caffeine-free. Decaf versions of popular blends sit somewhere in between.

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Think about milk

Malty black teas like Irish Breakfast and Bukhial Assam TGFOP take milk well. Lighter greens such as Sencha and Gyokuro taste best without. Herbal blends are usually drunk plain.

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Match to the moment

A brisk cup for breakfast, a floral oolong mid-afternoon, a calming chamomile before bed. Browse by flavour or occasion, then choose a pack size that lets you try without committing to a mountain of leaves.

What is the difference between loose leaf tea and tea bags?

Loose leaf tea uses larger, less broken leaves that have more room to unfurl and release flavour. Tea bags often contain finer particles called fannings. The result in the cup is usually fuller bodied and more aromatic with loose leaf.

How do I store loose leaf tea?

Keep it in an airtight container away from light, heat and strong odours. A kitchen cupboard works well. Stored properly, most teas stay fresh for a good while, though you will get the best flavour in the first few months.

Do you have a tea shop I can visit?

Yes. We are based in the Byram Arcade in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. You can browse the full range, smell the leaves and ask questions in person.

How much loose leaf tea do I need per cup?

A level teaspoon, roughly two to three grams, suits most teas. Lighter herbals sometimes need a little more. Brewing guides on each product page give specific advice.

Is there free delivery on tea orders?

UK delivery is free when you spend over thirty-five pounds.