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If you are cold, tea will warm you;
If you are too heated, it will cool you;
If you are depressed, it will cheer you;
If you are excited, it will calm you.
-William Ewart Gladstone
Former British Prime Minister
Herbals and Tisanes
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Garden of Dreams
A sweet, soothing herbalist's recipe, a blend of citrus peel, lemon balm, chamomile and lemon verbena. | Caffeine Content: Naturally Caffeine Free
$8
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Secret Garden
A blend of spearmint, lemongrass and yellow fruit. | Caffeine Content: Naturally Caffeine Free
$8
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Lavender Oolong Blend
This magnificent green Oolong tea from China is combined with fresh lavender, whose powerful fragrance spices up the tea's plant notes. | Caffeine Content: Low Caffeine
$8
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Icy Mint
This tea brings together the fresh, peppery aromas of mint leaves and the. | Caffeine Content: Low Caffeine
$8
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Tropical Garden
A delicious blend of mango, pineapple, papaya and peach, evoking sweet, delicious fruit. | Caffeine Content: Naturally Caffeine Free
$8
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Melange Du Cap
A blend of Rooibos with cocoa nibs and vanilla pods. | Caffeine Content: Naturally Caffeine Free
$8
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Yerba Mate
From a tree in the holly family this organic Yerba Mate is harvested from subtropical rainforests. | Origin: Argentina | Caffeine Content: Naturally Caffeinated
$8
Blooming Tea
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Moonlight Litchi Blosom
This tea is scented using the ancient scenting methods of traditional flower teas and hand tied with a single silk thread. | Origin: Okinawa, Japan | Caffeine Content: Medium-High
$16
White Tea
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The Des Songes Blanc
Safflower petals and strawberry pieces have been added to a delicious Bai Mu Dan, which is a refined and delicate tea. Delicately scented, it evokes rose, orange blossom and berries. | Caffeine Content: Low-Medium
$9
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Silver Needle
This spectacular tea is exclusively made up of silvery tips making it extremely light yet very high in caffeine. It has a unique flavor of ripe grapes, and no other tea can even come close to its delicacy. A not-to-be-missed-tea, best enjoyed plain. | Caffeine Content: High
$16
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Emperor's White Dragon
A select remote plot of tea trees produces this elixir. Also known as Silver Needle Yhen Zen. | Origin: Anhui, China | Caffeine Content: Low
$20
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Royal Snowflakes
Among the rarest teas available on the planet, made of just the tips of organic and biodynamically harvested leaves. | Origin: Himalayan Mountains | Caffeine Caffeine Content: Medium
$32
Chinese Green Tea
The difference between Chinese and Japanese green teas are the methods in which the tea is heated to prevent oxidation. The Chinese traditionally dry heat the tea leaves and buds in a wok or pan whereas the Japanese steam their green tea. The dry heat process produces a richer nuttier tea while the steamed Japanese counterparts retain their freshness and color.-
Vive Le The!
Delicately flavored with citrus fruit and ginger. The tea has a lovely fresh aroma, with very harmonious zesty and ginger notes. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$8
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Long Jing "Dragonwell"
Historic green tea from the hills of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has been famous since the eighth century. It has a delicate fragrance, a slightly sweet flavor and a silky texture. The liquor is velvety and its chestnut aroma lingers for a long time in the mouth. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$8
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Jasmine Beauty Pearls
Very rare and available very sporadically, the Jasmine Pearls are produced using the best quality green tea leaves. They are rolled by hand into tiny round balls. By being folded in, the leaf preserves the delicate fragrance of the jasmine flower with which it was scented. | Origin China | Caffeine Content: Medium
$14
Japanese Green Tea
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Genmaicha Yama
A Blend of Bancha tea, toasted rice and puffed corn is very thirst quenching and pairs well with a savory meal. When steeped, it produces a delicious fragrance and a flavor of toasted grains, making it very popular among people who are not used to green tea. | Caffeine Content: Medium-High
$8
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Gyokuro
Produced from the first flush of the tea bushes which are shielded from sunlight for chlorophyll-rich, dark leaves. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$20
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Private Reserve Tencha
Rare shade grown green tea traditionally ground for the Japanese tea ceremony. This tea is the pinnacle of Japanese tea. | Origin: Uji, Japan | Caffeine Content: Medium
$28
Oolong Tea
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Seven Citrus Oolong
Oolong tea with 7 citrus fruits: lemon, lime, orange, Seville orange, grapefruit, bergamot and mandarin. A beautiful tea combining citrus notes and the woody character of oolong tea. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$8
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Dong Ding Oolong
This lovely floral tea shaped like small dark green pearls has a naturally sweet and wonderfully nutty flavor. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$12
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Tieguanyin Competiton Oolong
Top lot of oolong tea, winner of tea competition in China. This tea is more on the green tea side of oolongs. | Origin: China | Caffeine Content: Low-Medium
$16
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Hidden Orchid Oolong
Grown deep in the remote regions of China, in a secluded forest, where wild orchids and tea trees thrive. | Guadong Provence, China | Caffeine Content: Medium
$28
Black Tea
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The Des Lords
Earl Grey with a pronounced bergamot flavor, enhanced with safflower petals. | Caffeine Content: High
$8
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Big Ben English Breakfast
A wonderful blend of Yunnan and Assam. Both mild and invigorating, mellow and spicy. | Caffeine Content: High
$9
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Grand Himalaya First Flush Darjeeling
This tea is exceptionally fresh and lively, with a mild flavor and less astringency than other first flush teas. | Caffeine Content: High
$14
Black Tea Continued
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Chai Imperial
Chai Imperial is a delicate black tea pepped up with a generous blend of green cardamom, pink peppercorns, cinnamon, ginger, and orange zest. | Caffeine Content: High
$8
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Grand Lapsang Souchong
A smoked black tea that is a signature of the region. It is smoky with a subtle sweetness. | Caffeine Content: High
$8
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Royal Keemun
The favorite of the Queen of England, this tea has a natural acidity and balanced flavor that make it the perfect beginner black tea. | Origin: Anhui, China | Caffeine Content: High
$12
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Black Canadian Ice Wine Elixir
High mountain black tea blended with grapes and Canadian ice wine syrup. Delightfully haunting ice wine aroma and taste. Fantastic in cocktails or on its own. | Origin: Tea- Dimbula District, Sri Lanka Grape and Ice Wine Syrup- Canada | Caffeine Content: High
$14
Pu-erh Tea
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Cinnamon Pu-erh
The combination of cinnamon and Chinese pu-erh to create a unique and invigorating blend. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$8
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Pu-erh Imperial
A very fine crop, with many buds its powerful flavors is reminiscent of damp soil and bark. Long woody, liquorice notes. | Caffeine Content: Medium
$8
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1978 Vintage Reserve Cave Aged Pu-erh
Cellar aged for more than 25 years.
$28
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2002 Vintage Pu-erh Pomelo Aged
The tea that is packed into dried pomelo peels and aged. This process give the tea a delicate scent and taste of citrus. | Origin: Anhui, China | Caffeine Content: Low
$40
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1983 Vintage Yibang Ancient Tree Pu-erh
A true vintage Pu-erh with intense flavor harvested from the slopes of Yibang mountain. | Origin: Anhui, China | Caffeine Content: Low
$150
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1949 Vintage Private Reserve Cave Aged Pu-erh
Among the oldest vintage Pu-erh to enter U.S. soil. | Origin: Anhui, China | Caffeine Content: Low
$180
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1985 Emperor's Masterpiece
Less than 7 kilos of this extraordinary tea were produced for worldwide consumption. Hand carried out of China after five years of negotiation. | Origin: Anhui, China | Caffeine Content: Low
$300