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Harchurah SFTGFOP1S
$16.00 CAD for 125gThis spring Assam infuses light and bright with full notes of earthy pine forest, and a round honey and malt finish. Situated at the Northern banks of Brahmaputra in Sonitpur/Tezpur district of Assam; available records confirm that the garden was established in the year 1908. The name Harchurah is derived from two words, namely “HA” meaning ducks and “CHORA” meaning Grazing. It is believed that ducks would often frequent the garden in large numbers.Select options -
Avongrove Imperial First Flush
$32.00 CAD for 125gThis spring pick from Darjeeling is bright and smooth with fresh floral notes and hints of sweet basil. Situated in the high altitude hills of Darjeeling, surrounded by the sound of chirping birds and the streaming Balason river, Avongrove Tea Estate has been committed to organic and ethical methods of tea cultivation for over a century and a half. Avongrove means "Nest of Birds".Select options -
Upper Fagu First Flush
$26.00 CAD for 125gThis first flush Darjeeling has a wonderful round, smooth sweetness with hints of butternut squash and apricot syrup. Upper Fagu is located at an altitude of 1300 ft in West Bengal.Select options -
Doke Black Fusion Ted Special
$26.00 CAD for 125gLight bodied with a pleasant astringency, this hand-rolled, early spring tea has notes of sweet hay and toffee. This year's first flush from Doke is extra special, with a portion of the leaf hand rolled by Ted on his recent trip to India! (See gallery pictures.) Doke Tea Estate is located on the Doke River, in the Bihar District of northeast India, near the border of Nepal. It is sometimes called 'The Land of Buddha', as Gautama Buddha spent much of his life teaching and seeking enlightenment there.Select options
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Alberta Clipper
$15.00 CAD for 125gEnjoy the full colour and body of an Assam/Yunnan base with the unmistakable signature of Darjeeling. Tea with enough strength to combat the coldest of climates! An Alberta clipper (also known as a Canadian Clipper) is a fast moving low pressure area which generally affects the central provinces of Canada and parts of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes regions of the United States, precipitating a sudden temperature drop and sharp winds. The term 'clipper' originates from the clipper sailing ships because of their quick speeds.Select options -
Keemun Hao Ya A
$26.00 CAD for 125gThis popular tea presents a full complement of complex flavours and aromas with full Keemun taste; sweet and a bit smokey with notes of unsweetened cocoa.Select options -
Kamairicha Ichouka
$21.00 CAD for 125gAn unusual Japanese green tea which undergoes a pan-fired withering before steaming. The cup is light, floral and aromatic with notes of jasmine and melon, and a round, sweet finish. Made from organic Zairai (native) leaves, cultivated and harvested in mountainous Isagawa, Haruno in western Shizuoka. Although only about half as productive as the bushes from the Yabukita cultivar, these trees are quite resistant to pests and have very deep roots, and their leaves have a higher mineral content.Select options -
Ohat TGFOP Cl
$14.00 CAD for 125gInfusing a deep amber colour, this second flush Assam tea is smooth and aromatic with notes of cola and malt.Select options
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Eight Bells
$15.00 CAD for 125gAdmiral Grey's afternoon favourite combining Earl Grey, vanilla and a hint of passion fruit. How better to end the watch? Unlike civil clock bells, the strikes of a ship's bell do not accord to the number of the hour. Instead, there are eight bells, one for each half-hour of a four-hour watch. In the age of sailing, watches were timed with a 30-minute hourglass. Bells would be struck every time the glass was turned, and in a pattern of pairs for easier counting, with any odd bells at the end of the sequence.Select options -
Earl Grey
$13.00 CAD for 125gThe classic black tea favoured by tea drinkers worldwide. Colour, strength and full bergamot aroma and taste. Bergamot orange (Citrus bergamia) is a small citrus tree which blossoms during the winter and is grown commercially in Calabria, Italy.Select options -
Admiral Grey
$14.00 CAD for 125gMango, rose, cornflower and thistle complement the bergamot to give an Earl Grey with sweet, fruity flavour. Hon. John Grey (1809-1891), fourth son of the second Earl, was an admiral in the Royal Navy. Read about the Voyages of Admiral Grey!Select options -
English Breakfast
$13.00 CAD for 125gThe beloved get-me-up for a cold day. This tea has been many things in tea's long history; we blend a full coloured, brisk, strong blend of Ceylon and Indian small leaf teas. This tea is blended on our behalf by our London supplier of 150 years standing, who better to blend the true tea of Britain!Select options