Fine Loose Leaf Teas
Fine Loose Leaf Teas
Fine Loose Leaf Teas

Fine Loose Leaf Teas

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Discover a Symphony of Flavors with Britalicious Loose Leaf Teas

Elevate your tea experience with our exquisite collection of fine loose leaf teas. Carefully sourced from the world's finest tea gardens, each blend offers a unique aroma and taste profile.

Explore our diverse selection which includes:

  • Assam: A robust and full-bodied black tea with a rich, malty flavor.  
  • Ceylon: A bright and refreshing black tea with delicate floral notes.
  • Earl Grey White Tips: A classic blend of black tea with bergamot oil, enhanced with the subtle sweetness of white tea tips.
  • Darjeeling: A renowned black tea from India, known for its delicate flavor and floral aroma.  
  • Rooibos Berry Lavender: A soothing and flavorful herbal blend with notes of berry and lavender.

Choose from our convenient sizes:

  • Sampler: Perfect for trying a variety of teas.
  • 2 oz bag: Ideal for personal use or small tea parties.
  • 4 oz bag: Great for larger households or frequent tea drinkers.

Enjoy a cup on its own, or pair it with one of our curated afternoon tea packages or delectable Britalicious treats. Our loose leaf teas are the perfect complement to our scones, pastries, and finger sandwiches.

Indulge in the exquisite taste of Britalicious loose leaf teas. Order now and discover a world of flavor.

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Assam

This is a great everyday tea. It's hearty and malty with a nice, bright taste. It's great by itself or with milk and sugar. Assam teas steep up dark, malty, and strong.  

Suggested Steeping Instructions:

3 grams | 8 oz water | 212°F | Steep 3 min.

Ingredients:

black tea

Darjeeling

A great tea to drink every day, all day. This tea is medium-bodied and smooth with hints of muscatel and sweet briskness. 

Darjeelings are known as the “Champagne of Teas” and are prized for their fresh taste and delicate nuances of flavor with some astringency. 2nd flush Darjeelings, like this one, tend to have a little more body and more pronounced muscatel notes (dark fruits like grapes and raisins).

Suggested Steeping Instructions:

3 grams | 8 oz water | 195°F | Steep 3 min. 

Ingredients:

black tea

 

Earl Grey

This tea classic is a blend of black tea and natural bergamot. It is sweet, slightly floral, and very satisfying. 

The various origin legends of Earl Grey date back to the 1830's. Supposedly, this tea was a gift to a British lord from Chinese mandarins—except that bergamot didn't exist in China at the time. Bergamot is a citrus fruit native to Mediterranean countries with a wonderful aroma but a bitter taste.

Suggested Steeping Instructions:

3 grams | 8 oz water | 212°F | Steep 3 min.

Ingredients:

black tea, natural flavor

 

Rooibos Blend

This rooibos blend is refreshingly aromatic. It is full-bodied, floral, soothing, and slightly fruity. 

The base of this herbal tea is rooibos. Rooibos is 100% caffeine-free. All rooibos comes from the Republic of South Africa, typically from the western mountainous region around Cedarburg. It has been drunk as an herbal tea for centuries in this area, and it is produced and served in a manner similar to traditional English style black tea, up to and including the adding of milk and sugar.

Suggested Steeping Instructions:

3 grams | 8 oz water | 212°F | Steep 3 min.

Ingredients:

rooibos, natural flavor, lavender, raspberries

 

Chamomile

This Egyptian chamomile is the finest on the market. It steeps up smooth and floral with a soft, sweet, richness and a wonderful, calming fragrance. Traditionally used as a sleep-aid, chamomile is 100% caffeine-free. 

Suggested Steeping Instructions:

3 grams | 8 oz water | 212°F | Steep 5 min. 

Ingredients:

chamomile

English Breakfast

This classic black tea blend is full-bodied, hearty, and deeply satisfying. It was created with milk and sugar in mind, but it's so smooth it doesn't need it.

Interestingly, the first English Breakfast tea was sold in New York City in the 1840's by an American tea merchant, Richard Davies. He was a British immigrant who offered a blend of three China black teas as English Breakfast tea as homage to his home country.

Suggested Steeping Instructions:

3 grams | 8 oz water | 212°F | Steep 3 min.

Ingredients:

black tea

 

 

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