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Tea / Infusion

Teas and Herbal Infusions & producers

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England 72
Taiwan 57
Japan 37
Singapore 12
India 8
Greece 8
United States of America 7
Sri Lanka 7
Portugal 7
Canada 6
China 5
France 5
Turkiye 4
New Zealand 3
Scotland 3
Nepal 2
Croatia 2
Laos 1
South Korea 1
Bermuda 1
Saudi Arabia 1
Malawi 1
Bangladesh 1
Malaysia 1
Colombia 1

Teas and Herbal Infusions

1

Longjing tea (Longjing cha)

Zhejiang, China
4.6

Longjing tea, literally translated to dragon well, is one of the best and most popular Chinese teas. It is a type of pan-roasted green tea. After roasting, the leaves should be emerald-colored, broad, flat, smooth, and brittle. W... READ MORE

2

Chai masala

India
4.5

Chai masala is an aromatic beverage originating from India. It is made with a combination of sweetened black tea and milk that is spiced with a masala mix—which typically includes cardamom, ground ginger, cloves, cinnamon, and black... READ MORE

3

Maghrebi mint tea

Maghreb
4.5

Maghrebi mint tea is the most common term used to denote the generously sweetened combination of green tea and fresh spearmint. The consummation of mint tea is common to the Maghrebi region of North Africa, but it is strongly associated with Moroc... READ MORE

4

Sheng pu erh

Yunnan, China
4.5

Sheng is the so-called raw variety of pu erh tea that is considered as the authentic and the original version of this highly-sought tea variety. Pu erh is made in Yunnan, but unlike shou that is artificially fermented, sheng is a... READ MORE

5

Gyokuro

Japan
4.5

Gyokuro is a Japanese green tea of exceptional quality. It is a type of shade-grown tea—the bush is covered two weeks before the harvest. The technique results in tender, emerald-colored leaves packed with green notes. This exclusiv... READ MORE

6

Hōjicha

Kyoto, Japan
4.4

Hōjicha is a Japanese roasted green tea. It is made with bancha or sencha green tea that is roasted over high heat. During roasting, the tea attains a distinctive reddish-brown color. Brewed hōjicha will result in a light brown tea with a... READ MORE

7

Pu erh

Yunnan, China
4.4

Pu erh, also known as aged or vintage tea is a renowned tea produced exclusively in the Yunnan province of China. There are two main varieties: raw, non-fermented pu erh, called pu erh sheng, and ripe, fermented pu erh, known as<... READ MORE

8

Thai Iced Tea

Thailand
4.4

An authentic Thai iced tea is a combination of strong black tea, condensed or evaporated milk, sugar, and spices that is served over crushed ice. Traditionally, the drink is made with loose-leaf black tea such as Assam, Ceylon, or Keemun ... READ MORE

9

Hong Kong-style milk tea

Hong Kong, China
4.4

Hong Kong milk tea is a beverage with a creamy and smooth texture, made with a combination of water, black tea leaves, and either sweetened condensed milk or evaporated milk and sugar. The drink is called milk tea in order to distinguish ... READ MORE

10

Darjeeling

Darjeeling District, India
4.4

This prestigious tea was named after the Indian city of Darjeeling, the center of Bengali tea cultivation and once the starting point of a caravan route to Tibet. Even today this ancient city is still best known for the very best quality tea of th... READ MORE

11

Ceylon black tea (Silon te)

Sri Lanka
4.4

Ceylon tea is a name given to tea produced in Sri Lanka. Ceylon is the former name for Sri Lanka that is still used in the tea trade. The tea gardens are spread throughout the island, and the favorable climate allows an all-year harvest. ... READ MORE

12

Black tea (Hong cha)

Fujian, China
4.3

Black tea is a large and diverse category, and what differentiates it from other tea varieties is heavy oxidation—in the process, the tea leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant attain their distinctive dark color and develop earthy n... READ MORE

13

Oolong

Wuyishan, China
4.3

Oolong is a semi-oxidized tea that can vary depending on the leaf style, level of oxidation, color, and the roasting degree. Falling somewhere between green and black teas, it is one of the most complex varieties regarding production, and... READ MORE

14

Sencha

Japan
4.3

Sencha is the most popular green tea in Japan. It is harvested from the leaves that are exposed to direct sunlight. After they are plucked, the leaves are shortly steamed and are then rolled and dried. There are several different types of... READ MORE

15

Tieguanyin

Anxi County, China
4.3

Tieguanyin is one of the most popular Chinese oolong teas. It is native to the Anxi province of Fujian, and it comes in several styles that vary in quality, oxidation, and roasting levels. Traditional styles are more oxidized and roasted.... READ MORE

16

Teh Tarik

Malaysia
4.3

Teh tarik is a unique Malaysian beverage consisting of black tea, sugar, and condensed milk. The combination is then poured back and forth between two brass containers, a technique known as pulling tea. It improves the flavors of both tea... READ MORE

17

Genmaicha

Kyoto, Japan
4.3

Genmaicha is a mix of roasted green tea (bancha or sencha) and roasted brown rice (genmai), though white rice is also sometimes used. Invented in Kyoto by a local merchant, genmaicha was initially regarded as a standard and cheap tea opti... READ MORE

18

Shou pu erh

Yunnan, China
4.3

Shou is the artificially fermented sub-variety of pu erh tea. It is produced when raw pu erh (mao cha) is aged under specific temperature and humidity so that the fermentation can be accelerated and completed within two or three ... READ MORE

19

Uzvar

Ukraine
4.3

Uzvar is a traditional drink made by simmering dry fruit in water. It is a type of infusion made with various dry fruit, but apples, pears, prunes, and dry apricots are the most common option. Though only one type of fruit can be used, mo... READ MORE

20

Karak

Qatar
4.3

The unofficial national drink of Qatar, karak or karak chai is typically made with black tea, cardamom, saffron, and milk. However, there are variations that also include sugar and other spices like cinnamon and ginger. The milk can either be regu... READ MORE

21

Russian Caravan

China
4.3

Russian Caravan is a tea blend that is typically made with Chinese oolong and black teas. The blends may vary, but it mostly consists of at least two tea types, while the most common combinations include Keemun black tea, the smoky Lapsan... READ MORE

22

Green tea (Lu cha)

China
4.2

Green tea is a non-oxidized tea that is characterized by its bright green color and fresh herbaceous notes. It is produced with the tea leaves of the evergreen tea shrub (Camellia sinensis) that are involved in a process known as... READ MORE

23

Bubble Tea

Taiwan
4.2

Invented in Taichung, Taiwan in the 1980’s, bubble tea is a tea-based beverage that is shaken or mixed with fruit or milk. It is combined with tapioca balls, also known as bubbles, pearls, or boba, so the ... READ MORE

24

Bancha

Japan
4.2

Bancha is a Japanese green tea often called common, everyday green tea. This tea is harvested at the end of the season, following the summer harvest for sencha tea. The leaves are mature and firm, resulting in a slightly harsher and less ... READ MORE

25

Assam tea (Asam chai)

Assam, India
4.2

Assam is a type of Indian black tea made from the leaves of Camellia sinensis var. assamica. This tea is only produced in the north-eastern Indian state of Assam. In the past, Assam tea was mainly thought of as a mass-produced black tea, ... READ MORE

26

Matcha

Japan
4.1

Matcha is a Chinese green tea variety that is unique for its harvesting, processing, and preparation methods. Three or four weeks before the harvest, the bush (Camellia sinensis) is covered to prevent direct sunlight, allowing the leaves ... READ MORE

27

White tea (Bai cha)

Fujian, China
4.1

White tea is a category of Chinese tea that has a somewhat vague classification. Still, it is generally considered that this variety is lighter in color and has a more delicate flavor than green or black tea varieties. Although there are ... READ MORE

28

Southern sweet tea

Southern United States, United States of America
4.1

Southern sweet tea is a classic Southern United States beverage known for its sweet and refreshing flavor. It’s made by brewing black tea, typically using tea bags like orange pekoe and sweetening it with sugar while the tea is still hot to ... READ MORE

29

English breakfast tea

United Kingdom
4.1

English breakfast tea is one of the most popular tea varieties in the UK and the world. It is a blend typically made with Assam, Ceylon, Chinese, and Kenyan black tea. Its birthplace—as well as the origin of its name—is quite ... READ MORE

30

Gunpowder tea (Zhu cha)

Zhejiang, China
4.1

Gunpowder tea is a type of green tea that has each leaf rolled into a tiny ball. It originates from Zhejiang province, but it is now produced in several Chinese regions, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan (Formosa). Gunpowder tea was originally hand-r... READ MORE

31

Keemun black tea (Qimen hong cha)

Anhui, China
4.1

Keemun hails from Qimen County in the Anhui Province, and it is one of the most popular Chinese black teas. Often dubbed as the Burgundy of teas, it is a fragrant and complex tea with a layered flavor profile. Standard Keemun tea... READ MORE

32

Yellow tea (Huang cha)

China
4.1

Yellow tea is a rare and expensive tea variety native to China. Just like white tea, yellow tea falls in the category of lightly oxidized tea varieties. It is characterized by its complex aromatic profile, medium body, and bright, clean, ... READ MORE

33

Sobolo

Ghana
4.1

Sobolo (also known as hibiscus tea) is a refreshing drink native to Ghana. It can be made from either roselle leaves or flowers, a species of hibiscus that is native to West Africa. The leaves or flowers are steeped in hot water, and once... READ MORE

34

Mursalski chai

Smolyan Province, Bulgaria
4.1

Mursalski chai is a herbal infusion that originates from Smolyan Province, Bulgaria. The infusion, or tea as it is usually called, is brewed from Sideritis scardica, a perennial plant endemic to the Balkan Peninsula. The plant is mainly f... READ MORE

35

Khoudenjal

Morocco
4.1

Khoudenjal is a spice infusion that is often dubbed as Morrocan spiced tea. The drink is made with a spice blend steeped in water. The most common spices in the mix include cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, galangal, pepper, madder root, and nu... READ MORE

36

Earl Grey

England
4.0

Earl Grey is a type of tea traditionally made with black tea flavored with bergamot oil. As the name is not trademarked, there are several varieties that may appear under the same name and which use different tea varieties or additional f... READ MORE

37

Rooibos

Western Cape, South Africa
4.0

Rooibos is a South African plant whose leaves are commonly used for brewing tea. Originally, it was an inexpensive alternative to the European black tea. The name rooibos means red bush, referring to the plant's visual c... READ MORE

38

Jasmine tea (Molìhua cha)

China
4.0

Jasmine tea is a fragrant tea that is typically made by infusing green tea leaves with the delicate aroma of jasmine blossoms. Originating from China, jasmine tea is one of the most famous scented teas, known for its ... READ MORE

39

Yuja-cha

South Korea
4.0

Yuja-cha is a Korean citrus infusion that is mostly enjoyed during winter. It is made with yuya—a lemon-like citrus fruit native to China that was brought to South Korea during Tang dynasty. The tea can be prepared by mixin... READ MORE

40

Lapsang souchong

Wuyishan, China
4.0

Lapsang souchong is a type of smoky black tea that is traditionally smoke-dried over pinewood. The production process is similar to standard black tea production, with the additional smoking step in whic... READ MORE

41

Da hong pao

Wuyishan, China
4.0

Da hong pao is an esteemed variety of Chinese oolong tea and one of the most expensive teas in the world. It is cultivated and harvested in the Wuyi Mountains of northern Fujian from the plants that mostly grow on cliffs and ledges. This ... READ MORE

42

Wedang jahe

Java, Indonesia
4.0

Wedang jahe is a spiced ginger drink from Indonesia, commonly enjoyed across Java and other parts of the archipelago as a warming and soothing beverage. The name comes from the Javanese word “wedang”, mean... READ MORE