I want a loose leaf, green tea brewing cup. One that keeps the leaves from entering your mouth when you drink. I already have a plastic one but it imparts a plasticy flavor and that’s not acceptable. The one I have now has...

The loose stuff is more expensive but hounds say it’s worth it.

All I see around Toronto stores is the Mighty Leaf tea in pouches. But according to the site there is loose leaf tea available for sale as well. Has anyone come accross Mighty Leaf loose tea in Toronto? Thanks!

Hi guys, i was wondering if anyone knew of online sources to purchase looseleaf linden flowers for tea.. that can ship to Canada. I have had a hard time finding a source locally. Thanks!

Hey guys, I am hoping some CHers can help me find some loose leaf linden flower tea in Toronto.. or know where I could order it from online. I have tried many of the downtown tea stores (Tealish, David’s Tea, Golden Mint, All...

I’m looking for a good source for loose leaf teas either north of Boston or anywhere along 128 from Waltham to Woburn. I’ve been to Tealuxe downtown and in Harvard Square, but it’s a little bit of a hassle for...

About a month ago I placed my first-ever eBay order for loose leaf tea from Yunnan, China. (Yunan black teas being my longtime favorites, I consume an inordinate amount and usually buy them online; the prices on eBay were...

I am on the hunt for Loose Leaf tea (particular Cherry Sencha) on the Westside (Culver Cityish would be best!). I’d perfer not to have to drive to Chado on 3rd and just wondered if there any around town to begin with! :)...

The basement of Takashimaya sells several few varieties of loose-leaf tea, a couple of which are white. You can also drink them in the Tea Box there, which is quite nice for lunch. The teas are of excellent quality, though a bit...

Can anyone offer any good suggestions for places with a good selection of loose-leaf black teas? I’ve tried a few places but have inevitably found a good selection of green teas, and an extensive selection of flavoured...

Classic fall flavors come together for an elegant hors d’oeuvre.

Anyone know of a good place where I can purchase some quality Gen Mai Cha or other loose-leaf Green Tea in the Prospect Heights/Park Slope area? (Flatbush around 5th/6th/7th aves is good) Thanks!

Mint Tea Latte

Straight from Marisa Churchill’s yaya to you.

A classic from Chef Charlie Palmer.