In these pockets of natural wonder you will experience a calming and spiritually uplifting tea blend of chamomile and Indian tulsi (holy basil), which has been a spiritual herb for centuries. It is known for its healthy properties helping to maintain vitality and a resistance to stress.

This tea provides a natural rebalance for woman, to support their inner wellbeing. The natural botanicals help promote the feel good factor daily whilst providing some comfort from the monthly blues.

According to Ayurveda all disease stars in the gut, so a good digestion and healthy bowel ensures good health and aids the prevention of illness. In these pockets of natural wonder you will experience the delicious soothing blend of mint and cumin, supporting digestion, leaving you feeling light and refreshed after meals.

According to Ayurveda all disease starts with ama or toxin buildup which is damaging to our health. It is essential to detox our system periodically. In these pockets of natural wonder you will experience the natural effects of the Turmeric root which has been used by Indian people for centuries. Combining these effects with green tea and the Indian gooseberry helps give the tea a natural detoxifying and cleansing effect.

In these pockets of natural wonder you will experience the rebalancing and refreshing citrus flavours of lemon balm, sweet orange peel and Indian gooseberry combined with the soothing hibiscus alongside the gentle sweetness of the liquorice and aniseed.

In these pockets of natural wonder you will experience a fiery herb infusion of holy basil, ginger and lemongrass which helps invigorate you whilst maintaining vitality, a resistance to stress, alongside the zingy citrus flavours adding to a unique exotic taste.

In these pockets of natural wonder you will experience the calming effect of chamomile and gotu kola with a normal mental health whilst the citrus taste of sweet orange complements the gentle underlying warmth from the exotic blend of Indian spices and ginger.

Once Xiaojing, the mother of the emperor, had discovered the delicious taste of dried fruit, she even exchanged her valuable jewels, including the legendary luminous pearls on her crown for some of her personal preferred fruits. Try it out and you\'ll understand why she did this.

Tropical fruits are delicious, too good for just making a Pina Colada. Let’s transform these juicy fruits into a healthy drink to benefit more of my friends. So let me set you free birdie, off off off you go.

Tisanes - Herbal Tea Peppermint has been used as a caffeine-free home remedy aiding digestion and soothing the stomach for millennia, dating back to the Greeks.

Nothing is better than having a cup of Camomile to wind down your day. Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and imagine being surrounded by nothing but a sea of flowers. Even flying bees are calmed down by your inner peace.

This Ginger tea is very bold and refreshing like no other. A dose of it is like the effect on Popeye after eating his spinach, giving you the extra boost of energy to match anyone in the world.

A much-loved early morning ritual for tea drinkers the whole world over, English Breakfast Tea truly is revitalisation in a cup! Now even the legendary American singer Holly Golightly is choosing English Breakfast Tea with a dash of milk and sugar over her once irreplaceable coffee!

Traditional Earl Grey is mundane. Make life more exciting by adding a bit of fun into our routine activity. Bergamot Oil and Blue Cornflower petals do the magic here. Make sure you have a cup of tea before you leave next time.

Or Tea \'La Vie en Rose\' black tea rose - loose leaves
Aroma: The intoxicating scent of roses
Flavour: The choicest Black tea is the magic that brings out the best in rose
Ingredients: Rosehip shells, Rose buds, Black Tea
Packing: Beautiful design tea canister
To use: 1 rounded teaspoon of tea in a strainer per 200 ml 
Water temperature: 100°C  (not boiling)/ Let steep for 6-8 minutes / Drinking temperature: 80°C

Back in the Ming Dynasty, Ginseng Green Tea was the tea served to the imperial family. Premium Green tea infused with Ginseng root, both consist of high levels of antioxidants, brings the best of both worlds in a cup. Ginseng Beauty will make you beautiful inside and out.

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The twin towers are an icon of Bai Lin Town in northern Fujian, where this unique black tea is originated. The Kung Fu here is not about fighting, but the exceptional craft, skill and effort required to plant, pick and process this tea. Few Tea Masters are qualified to make it.

The auspicious name of the tea came from the elegant shape of the tea leaf, which looked so much like the eyebrow of the Taoist deity of longevity. Also known as White Silver Needles, this white tea is a treasure among all teas you can find because of its rare harvest and only the most tender part of the buds can be used.

In Chinese mythology, White Peony is the prettiest courtesan who likes to tease her clients with her dazzling beauty. That is why we present to you one of the most popular white teas in China, scented with an alluring hint of Lychee. This king of fruit enhances the tea’s floral fragrance to tantalise your taste buds.

Or Tea?™ \'Monkey Pinch\' Peach Oolong tea - loose leaves

According to legend, Monkey Pinch (also known as Tie Guan Yin) is a rare species of Oolong tea growing only on remote cliffs. The story has it that monkeys were trained to pick them, pinch by pinch. It’s just a myth of course, but with our blend infused with the scent of peach, even a monkey would trade his beer for this delicious cup of Oolong tea!

Each “pearl” is made from the finest jasmine flowers with unfermented green tea leaves. The choicest leaves are harvested during mid-Summer and many stringent steps are then applied to ensure the refreshing floral fragrance is fully infused into the tea. This is a tea so precious, even the dragons have given up chasing the good old flaming pearl. As one of Ten Best Teas in China, this green tea was reserved as a tribute to emperors. Commonly known as Mao Feng, with the best pick having 1 bud plus 2 leaves intact in emerald green. Indeed, it had entered tea markets of London and Paris early in the seventies.