Teas
Discover a carefully chosen collection of classics such as white, green, and black tea, as well as selections of yellow, Oolong, and Pu-Erh tea.
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Extraordinary tea blends for you
Our Blends are a highlight in your cup – carefully crafted tea blends you must try. Let each cup guide you to a new world of flavors!
Organic-certified Blends and Tea varieties: Premium-Quality Delight
Step into the world of tea with us and discover a myriad of delightful surprises from across the globe. Whether it's First Flush and Second Flush Darjeeling from the Himalayan mountains, Japanese green teas, or exquisite Oolongs from Thailand and Taiwan – our selection is sure to impress. Each cup unveils fascinating stories and cultural treasures. You'll find exclusive P&T tea blends with us, 100% organic and made only with natural ingredients. Ready for an extraordinary taste experience?
Tradition meets Modernity
Our teas are more than just a beverage; they blend meticulous craftsmanship with a modern touch. Inspired by traditional tea regions like Fujian and Yunnan, we reimagine the art of brewing for tea fans like you! Be captivated by our creative vision and diverse flavours from around the world – right in your cup!
Your personalised Experience: Beyond just Tea
Make your tea break your moment, on your own terms. Have you tried our tea bundles? Mix and match your favourite teas and save. In our stores, connect with other tea lovers at our tea tastings. For easy preparation at home, our high-quality tea accessories make brewing tea simple and enjoyable.
Sustainability together: Partnerships that matter
We are committed to creating a more sustainable world: Our packaging is continuously evolving, and almost all our teas are available in eco-friendly refill packs. We maintain deep relationships with small tea farms worldwide, built on mutual respect and regular exchange. We support local tea cultivation and promote fair trade practices.
Pure passion for quality
P&T stands for uncompromising quality. You want full flavour, and that's what we deliver! Discover our entire range of unique organic teas and exquisite rarities. There's something for every cup. Have we piqued your interest?
Your Questions, our Answers
Tea or coffee – which is better?
That comes down to personal preference. Tea, depending on the type, also contains caffeine (often referred to as "theine"), but is typically experienced as gentler and longer-lasting. It offers a wide variety of flavours – from strong to delicate, floral to earthy – and holds cultural significance in many parts of the world. Some people enjoy tea for its ritual and the broad choice of blends.
Loose leaf or tea bags – what’s the difference?
Loose leaf tea usually contains larger pieces of the tea leaf, which can result in a more nuanced flavour. Tea bags tend to use smaller grades or tea dust, which brew quickly and are convenient for everyday use. Loose tea is ideal for those who enjoy a more mindful preparation and flavourful experience.
What is First Flush tea?
First Flush refers to the first tea harvest of the year, typically in spring. Darjeeling First Flush is particularly well known and often described as light and fresh in flavour. Much like a young wine, this early harvest is appreciated for its delicacy and seasonal character.
What defines tea quality?
Several factors can indicate the quality of tea:
- Leaf grade (whole leaves vs. broken)
- Origin of the tea
- Processing method (e.g. hand-picked or machine-harvested)
- Appearance and aroma – both dry and infused
- Packaging – ideally airtight and protected from light for better storage
For herbal and fruit infusions, purity, certified organic sourcing, and intensity of flavour are key considerations.
When is tea considered organic?
Tea may be labelled as “organic” if it has been produced in line with EU organic regulations or equivalent standards. This includes controlled farming practices without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilisers. The certification logo on the packaging indicates official inspection and approval.
What is cold tea?
"Cold tea" can mean one of two things:
- A traditionally brewed tea that has been cooled – such as iced tea.
- A cold brew – tea infused in cold water for several hours. The latter is often used for specially blended teas that are suited to cold extraction and produce a softer taste.
How long does tea last?
When stored in a cool, dry, airtight container away from light, tea can remain good for several months to a few years. For best results, check the packaging for any best-before guidance. Over time, flavour and aroma may fade, so it’s generally best enjoyed fresh.
Which teas contain caffeine?
Caffeine is naturally found in black tea, green tea, oolong, white tea and matcha. Herbal and fruit infusions are usually caffeine-free. The actual caffeine content can vary depending on the type of tea and how it’s prepared.
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