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5 out of 5Black Tea Organic Darjeeling 1st Flush Supreme Honey, Grape Skin, Blackcurrant Leaf From Tumsong Estate, Darjeeling, IndiaOut of stock- £13.7050g
- £23.10
- White Tea Jasmine Silver Needle Tea Bags Jasmine, Honeydew, Vanilla From Yinpan Garden, Yunnan, China£36.80
- £23.10
- £23.10
- £14.70100g
- Oolong Tea Organic Lala Shan Apricot Jam, Baked Cream, Osmanthus From Yunxia Garden, Taoyuan, Taiwan£53.0050g
- £15.80
- Green Tea Organic Matcha Ceremonial Grade Umami, Cream, Cut Grass From Kirishima Chuou Garden, Kagoshima, Japan£29.40
- Oolong Tea Organic Phoenix Duckshit Butterscotch, Peach, Barley Sugar From Gaoyuan Garden, Guangdong, China£54.1050g
- £13.7050g
- £14.70100g
- Black Tea Organic Darjeeling Second Flush Grape, Alpine Flowers, Malt From Okayti & Pussimbing Gardens, Darjeeling, India£17.30100g
- £13.00100g
- £17.9050g
- Oolong Tea Traditional Iron Buddha (Tieguanyin) Brazil Nut, Baked Fruit, Cream From Zhenming Garden, Fujian, China£17.9050g
- £17.9050g
- £14.0080g
- £26.80
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JING Six Types of Tea
How many types of tea are there? It’s a question we get a lot and the answer is simple. There are six main ways to process tea and these methods create the six types: Green, Yellow, White, Oolong, Black and Puerh tea. But even within these different tea types there can be many nuances of flavour, aroma and texture, creating a fantastic array of tastes to explore. Discover the delicate sweetness of white teas, the fruit and floral complexity of oolongs and even the rich and earthy taste of puerh. Check out our Journal to learn more about the six types of taste.
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Our complete range of single origin teas offer a simple pleasure of something delicious. Rich in the distinctive flavours of the place where they have been grown and the people who have crafted them. From bright and refreshing green teas to rich and robust black teas, there are worlds of flavour waiting to be explored within the six types of tea, all of which are easy and enjoyable for you to make at home. If you need some help choosing then try our Tea Finder to discover a new tea that you'll love.
