Black Teas
Traditional Favorites
Ambangulu: (Tanzania) Full bodied with good flavor. A bright, coppery cup with rich malty thickness. $2.50/oz.
Chisunga: (Malawi) A medium bodied malty cup with reddish color. $2.50/oz.
Cream Earl Grey: (Sri Lanka) An exquisite Earl Grey character mellowed with soft hints of cream. $2.75/oz.
Czar Nicholas, Russian Caravan Tea: (India),: (Sri Lanka),: (China) Lively yet delicate, with a slightly toasty, smokey character. $2.50/oz.
Earl Grey: (Sri Lanka) Traditional blend of China) Black tea and essential oil of bergamot. $2.75/oz.
Decaf Courtlodge: A luxury decaffeinated black tea from one of the top Ceylon estates in Sri Lanka $4.25/oz.
Decaf Earl Grey: (Sri Lanka) Chemical free decaffeinated process. Full flavor cup with excellent Earl Grey notes. $4.25/oz.
English Breakfast: (Sri Lanka) A classic blend, coppery bright with satisfying full tea flavor. $2.50/oz.
Golden Pu Erh: (China) Five year vintage, competition quality, hints of mustiness with earthly character. $8.50/oz.
Gurance Estate: (Napal) Organic. Excellent bouquet and taste. $3.50/oz.
Irish Breakfast: (India) &: (Kenya) A classic blend similar to English Breakfast with a stronger, darker flavor and color. $2.50/oz.
Irish Cream Tea: (Sri Lanka) Premium black tea, calendula petals, everlasting, Marigold, with creamy caramel highlights. $2.50/oz.
Keemun Panda: (China) A rich coppery brew with a winey, fruity aroma. $2.50/oz.
Kenilworth: (Sri Lanka) Strong, full bodied cup, Smooth yet lively, malty flavor. $2.50/oz.
Lapsang Souchong: (China) Organic. A dark red liquor and a distinctively exotic, smoky flavor. $3.25/oz.
Los Andes: (Guatemala) Assam like organic tea. Estate is now a private nature reserve. $2.50/oz.
Lover’s Leap: (Sri Lanka) Orange pekoe. A golden liquor, light, smooth and bright with notes of caramel. $2.50/oz.
Lumbini: (Sri Lanka) Orange pekoe. Rich, strong and smooth with smokey overtones. $3.50/oz.
Mt. Everest Breakfast Blend: Tippy Assam and Yunnan teas with surprising complexity. $2.75/oz.
Nonsuch: (India) A very flavorful light amber-colored infusion that has a delicate orange-blossom flavor. $2.50/oz.
Milima: (Kenya) Golden broken orange pekoe. Tippy appearance, haunting malty notes with Bordeaux-like flavor. $2.90/oz.
Queen Mary: (India, Sri Lanka, Kenya) A blend of black teas. A round cup tempered with flowery character and malty notes. $2.50/oz.
Tuo Cha Pu-erh: (China) Compressed tea in miniature bird’s nest shape. Rich dark earthly brew. $2.25/oz.
Velocitea: (India) Malty and strong with lots of caffeine. $2.50/oz.
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