Drury Leaf Teas

Drury Tea & Coffee

We currently stock well over 100 leaf teas, whether black, green or hand-crafted white. We also supply tisanes (herbal infusions), fruit and flavoured teas.

Our master tea blenders source these teas from the finest estates in the world, selecting the very best from India, Sri Lanka, China, Japan, East Africa and Taiwan.

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Green Tea with Black Cherry

£4.25

Finest quality Chinese Chun Mee green tea, delicately scented with natural Black Cherry flavour. Deliciously sweet and fruity, but with a remarkably balanced flavour, this light liquoring tea should always be drunk without milk. Ingredients: Green tea, natural black cherry flavour

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2022 - 1st Flush Darjeeling Castleton - Single Estate Tea

£17.45

FTG FOP.1

This 1st flush from the Castleton Estate, in the Kurseong South valley which altitude ranges between 2,600 to 6,000 feet above sea level. It has a light golden liquor with fruity and floral notes.

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Orange Spice flavoured tea - 125g

£7.65

Orange flavoured tea with spices

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Lemon flavoured tea with peel - 125g

£5.45

Lemon flavoured tea with peel

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Peach flavoured tea with flowers - 125g

£5.65

A black leaf that is blended with marigold petals and scented with peach flavouring.

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Japanese Cherry - 125g

£4.95

Green Sencha tea and flavouring

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Kukicha Green Tea

£5.55

Kukicha, also known as bōcha, is a Japanese green tea made from the stems, stalks, and twigs of the Camellia sinensis tea plant. It is a relatively low-caffeine tea, and has a mild, nutty, and slightly sweet flavour. Kukicha is often enjoyed for its calming and relaxing effects.

Kukicha is made from the parts of the tea plant that are typically discarded during the production of other teas. The stems and twigs are steamed and then roasted, which helps to reduce the caffeine content and develop the tea's characteristic flavour. Kukicha can be brewed multiple times, and each infusion will have a slightly different flavour.

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