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Tea Equipment Worth Buying
Kettles, strainers and the one piece of kit that actually changes the result.
Fortnum & MasonExpensive, but the blends are genuinely good.Shopping
Tea FortéPyramid infusers that make loose-leaf tea practical at work.Shopping
The Republic of TeaWide flavoured range in tins made for gifting.Shopping
David's TeaPlayful flavoured blends with strong seasonal lines.Shopping
TeavivreChinese tea with detailed origin information.Chinese Tea
The Tea SpotLoose-leaf tea and the steepers to go with it.Shopping
Brew Tea CoBritish loose-leaf with genuinely good packaging.Shopping
World of TeaA reference for tea types, regions and processing.Reference
What-ChaSingle-origin tea from unusual regions.Shopping
Verdant TeaFarmer-direct Chinese tea with the growers named.Shopping
DilmahSingle-origin Ceylon, and reasonably good at the supermarket.Shopping
Tea FandomA wiki of tea types and terminology.Reference
Harney & SonsA long-standing tea house with a deep loose-leaf range.Shopping
Adagio TeasWide range, honest tasting notes, and a community blend section.Shopping
Yunnan SourcingPuerh and Chinese tea direct from the source.Chinese Tea
Mei LeafTea education that treats it as seriously as wine.Education
Rishi TeaOrganic and fair-trade tea with good provenance.Shopping