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Welcome to the Mark T. Wendell Tea
Company’s 2011-2012 Catalog
As the calendar year comes to an end, Mark T. Wendell is pleased to start our 108th
year as a tea importer. Over the decades, the world of specialty teas has changed considerably. Teas that were once unobtainable are now common, and teas that were
once destined only for royalty are now available on the Internet to the casual tea
drinker - any time of the day. We are pleased to bring these high quality teas directly
to you so you can enjoy the finest of teas in the comfort of your home.
As tea offerings and selections have become readily available, our philosophies
have remained constant. We select and purchase our teas from estates and
importers located around the world, and we insist on delivering only superior
quality offerings. As a small, family-run operation with long-standing relations in
the industry, we have become known for consistently providing great tasting teas
at affordable pricing along with superior customer service.
We have recently expanded our product selections to include our first
Yellow Tea offering, a wonderful black tea from India’s Nilgiri growing region,
a uniquely blended fruit & green tea that we call Green Paradise, new London
Fruit & Herb Company fruit and white tea flavors, the full range of Finum Tea
Control Teapots, as well as several new hand-crafted Chinese Yixing Teapots.
We hope you will enjoy these new offerings as much as we do!
We invite you to visit our user-friendly website, where we welcome you to order
at your convenience, check for new product listings, or perhaps add reviews of
your favorite Mark T. Wendell teas. With our newly restructured customer loyalty
program featured on our website, your patronage has its rewards. We thank you
for your continued interest and look forward to serving you soon. Cheers!
Elliot H. Johnson
Hartley E. Johnson
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Table of Contents
Tea Introduction ................................................................................................ 5
Hu-Kwa Tea ......................................................................................................... 6
Black Teas ........................................................................................................... 7
Pu-erh Tea ........................................................................................................... 9
Oolong Teas ....................................................................................................... 10
Scented Teas ....................................................................................................... 11
Green Teas .......................................................................................................... 12
Yellow Tea ........................................................................................................... 14
White Teas .......................................................................................................... 14
Decaffeinated Black and Green Teas .............................................................. 15
Flavored Black, Green and Herbal Teas .......................................................... 16
Iced Tea Blends .................................................................................................. 17
Herbal and Fruit Tisanes .................................................................................. 18
MTW Monthly Tea Tour & Gift Certificates .................................................... 19
MTW Tea Samplers ............................................................................................ 20
Boston Harbour Tea .......................................................................................... 22
Lifeboat Tea and Williamson Elephant Caddies ............................................ 23
PG Tips and Typhoo Teas ................................................................................. 24
London Fruit & Herb Company Teas .............................................................. 25
Heath & Heather Fruit & Herbal Infusions and Indar Tea ........................... 26
Foojoy Gold Pyramid Teabags ......................................................................... 27
Foojoy Gold Loose Leaf Teas ........................................................................... 28
Runa Guayusa ................................................................................................... 30
Brewing Tips and Healthy Benefits of Tea ..................................................... 31
Tea Filters & Brewing Accessories .................................................................. 32
Finum Tea Control Teapots .............................................................................. 33
Bee House Teapots ........................................................................................... 34
Yixing Teapots ................................................................................................... 35
Bodum Tea Brewing Products ......................................................................... 36
Iced Tea Makers ................................................................................................ 36
Order Form ....................................................................................................... 37
Classic White and Blue Willow Teapots .......................................................... 39
Gilway Sugars .................................................................................................... 39
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Importers Of Fine Teas for Over a Century
One hundred and eight years ago, Boston businessman Mark T. Wendell
assumed ownership of his uncle’s business, a firm that imported luxury products
from abroad. With a degree from Harvard University just completed, Mr. Wendell
settled in the Beacon Hill section of Boston and set up offices on nearby State
Street. For many years he imported port, sherry, snuff, olive oil, coffee and rare
teas to sell to the upscale clientele of Boston, New York and Philadelphia. One of
his most popular items was a smoky China tea that was simply called “XXX”.
These three letters were a common symbol of excellence and high quality from
this era.
During the decades that followed, Mr. Wendell decided to change the focus of
his business and began importing only tea into his Boston waterfront offices. He
wanted his smoky tea to stand out from other Chinese teas, so he changed its
name to Hu-Kwa (who-kwaa), in honor of the Chinese merchant Houqua, with
whom his uncle had traded. Houqua was known for his honesty when dealing
with western merchants, and eventually goods bearing his stamp commanded
higher prices because their quality was guaranteed. By renaming his tea after
Houqua, he was telling his customers that he too was willing to guarantee the
integrity of his products, a philosophy that is still practiced today by selecting only
the finest teas available.
A century of Mark T. Wendell tea packaging.
Mark T. Wendell died in January of 1967 at the age of 85, and Mark T. Wendell
Tea Company’s current owner, Elliot H. Johnson, purchased this prestigious
Boston tea firm from Mr. Wendell’s successor in 1971. From an initial listing of
only 5 teas (with early tins shown above), Elliot and Hartley E. Johnson have
expanded to offer over 55 estate grown specialty teas, 10 signature tea blends, 6
herbal and fruit tisanes and 11 imported packaged brands. The company also carries a wide selection of tea pots and brewing accessories. Since 1971, the family’s
goal has been to carry on Mr. Wendell’s tradition in the tea importing industry.
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An Introduction to Tea
All tea comes from the tropical plant known as Camellia sinensis. The tea plant
grows best in a warm climate with long sunlit days, cool nights and an abundance
of rainfall. Tea plants grow at altitudes ranging from sea level to 7,000 feet and
are indigenous to China, Tibet, and northern India, though they are cultivated in
many other countries across the globe, including Sri Lanka, Japan, Kenya, Turkey,
Indonesia, Vietnam, Argentina, Tanzania, Taiwan, Malawi, and Zimbabwe. The
most complex teas grow at higher altitudes and many bushes can be cultivated for
over 100 years. Tea bushes cover about six million acres of the earth and are harvested every week during the almost year-long growing season.
After each winter season, the first small leaves and buds of the tea bush are handplucked and harvested. Once exposed to air, the leaf will begin to wither. When
the picked leaf becomes pliable, it can then be turned into different types of tea.
A common misperception is that the various styles of tea are grown from different
types of plants. The fact is that all styles of tea come from the same Camellia
sinensis bush; however, the method in which they are processed varies, yielding the
main classifications and varieties of tea. White, Green and Yellow tea are produced
by steaming the leaves after plucking, thus eliminating the fermentation process.
Oolong tea is allowed to oxidize for a short period of time, and Black tea is allowed
to react with the air and oxidize, turning the green leaves black. Pu-erh tea is a style
of black tea that has been piled and allowed to ferment considerably.
Tea Yield
New loose tea drinkers often wonder how many cups of brewed tea will be produced from various sized tins. Here is a good guideline to follow:
1 lb of loose tea will make approximately 160 cups
8 oz of loose tea will make approximately 80 cups
4 oz of loose tea will make approximately 40 cups
(All based upon one rounded teaspoon used for each cup.)
Please note that these are approximate readings. Some people often use more
or less than a teaspoon of tea per cup, depending upon personal preference.
MTW Packaging Options
All Mark T. Wendell brand loose teas are packed in elegant one pound, half
pound and quarter pound tea tins. The one pound and half pound sizes are also
available in lined paper refill bags. This option is only available in those two sizes.
Some of our more popular teas are also available in tagless tea bags.
1 lb. Tin
1 lb. Refill
8 oz. Tin
5
8 oz. Refill 4 oz. Tin 25 Tea Bags
Hu-Kwa® Tea
Hu-Kwa® Tea We have had the pleasure of supplying discriminating tea drinkers
with this delicately smoked Lapsang Souchong tea since 1904. This long leaf tea from
the island of Formosa has long been a tea connoisseur’s favorite. Hu-Kwa gains its distinctive flavor and smoky tang from the pine fires over which it is dried. Distinctive
with its smoky flavor and aroma, it produces a deep red liquor and mellow cup when
brewed. Hu-Kwa tea is recognized around the world as the benchmark for Formosan
Lapsang Souchong tea and has been available exclusively from the Mark T. Wendell Tea
Company for almost a century. In order to enjoy the unique flavor of Hu-Kwa we recommend allowing the tea to draw for five and one-half minutes. Stir, and let the tea
settle for about one-half minute. Then decant. Hu-Kwa Tea is best appreciated when
drunk clear. Milk or too much sugar compromises its delicate flavor. A little cream
goes well but sugar should be used sparingly.
one pound $24.50
½ pound $16.00
¼ pound $9.25*
25 tea bags $6.50
Refill bags for one pound and 1/2 pound tins cost one dollar less than prices shown.
* They are not available for our 1/4 pound size tins.
HOUQUA
The famous Hong Merchant of Canton, China, who became
a symbol of integrity and quality trade between America
and the Orient in the 19th century. Mark T. Wendell’s uncle,
Richard Devens, traded goods with Houqua during this era
and, years later, named his signature tea after him out of
respect for his cultural significance. For more information
about our signature tea offering, visit www.hukwa.com.
Artwork by George Chinnery (1774–1852),
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
via Wikimedia Commons.
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Black Teas
To produce black tea, the tea leaves are plucked by hand and then left out in the
sun until they are pliable enough to be rolled without the leaf splitting. The leaves
are then put into a mechanical tumbler and rolled. This process causes the leaves’
juices to react with the air and then oxidize. The green leaves turn black and are
then fired in huge drying ovens to produce the final product. Black tea is the most
common tea consumed in this country and is cultivated in China, India, Sri
Lanka, Africa and Indonesia. To add a varying taste to black teas, they are oftentimes flavored with bits of fruit or scented with oils and flower petals. The drying
process naturally leaves black tea with more caffeine than other types of tea.
Assam
Highly regarded by connoisseurs, this tea is produced in the largest growing
region in Northern India, Assam. Its pungent liquor brews to a dark reddish color, leaving
a full-bodied cup with a malty taste that is truly unique. Assam takes well to milk and sugar.
one pound $22.50
½ pound $14.25
¼ pound $9.50*
Cheericup Ceylon Our whole leaf Ceylon is a strong tea with a full, almost brisk
flavor. One of our oldest offerings, Cheericup is a unique blend of seven high and low
grown estate teas from the island country of Sri Lanka. When brewed, the bright and
sparkling liquor has a sweet and distinct taste that makes for the perfect afternoon tea.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $13.75
¼ pound $8.75* 25 tea bags $6.00
China Keemun A full-bodied, yet mellow black tea with a lively bouquet. Keemun
is renowned as one of China’s finest black teas, superbly crafted with tippy leaves and an
aromatic sweetness. When brewed, it produces a dark red cup and makes a great iced tea.
one pound $18.00
½ pound $11.75
¼ pound $7.75*
China Lapsang Souchong This rare, long leaf tea gains its distinctive “tarry” flavor and smoky tang from the pine fires over which it is dried. Rich in taste and smoky
aroma, it produces a deep red liquor when brewed. China Lapsang is stronger in taste and
aroma than our Hu-Kwa Formosan Lapsang.
one pound $23.50
½ pound $15.25
¼ pound $8.95*
China Yunnan Cultivated in China’s Yunnan Province, the birthplace of tea, this black tea
has a large leaf with distinctive golden tips. It has some of the best characteristics of traditional
China teas as well as teas from India. When brewed, it produces a rich, almost peppery flavor.
one pound $23.50
½ pound $15.25
¼ pound $8.95*
Darjeeling
Our Darjeeling offering is grown in the high-altitude foothills of the
Himalayas. Teas grown in this region tend to have a stimulating taste and aroma, setting
them apart from other black teas. Darjeeling is a full-bodied tea whose infused leaf produces a cup with a coppery-red sparkle and a hint of delicate fruit overtones.
one pound $26.00
½ pound $16.00 ¼ pound $10.25* 25 tagless tea bags $6.50
First Flush Darjeeling Comprised of the first tender shoots of the newly grown
tea plant, First Flush Darjeeling tea is a seasonal offering that is applauded by tea enthusiasts around the world. We sampled a few of Darjeeling’s first pickings of 2011 and found an
exceptional offering from the well-respected Singbulli Estate. Singbulli is located in the
Southwestern corner of Darjeeling and has an established reputation for consistently producing high quality teas. Comprised of an attractive mix of well-rolled green and black
leaves with many silver buds, this tea is a visual treat. When brewed, it yields a light gold
infusion with an intoxicating floral bouquet, reminiscent of tropical flowers. Typical of a
stand out First Flush Darjeeling, it finishes with a pleasing muscatel sweetness on the palate.
one pound $80.00
½ pound $42.50 ¼ pound $21.50*
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Black Teas
Earl Grey A traditional afternoon tea, our Earl Grey is a delicately scented blend of
large leaf Indian black teas and oil of Bergamot. Renowned for its citrus fragrance and light
overall taste, our Earl Grey selection is a connoisseur’s favorite among scented teas.
one pound $24.50
½ pound $15.50
¼ pound $9.75* 25 tagless tea bags $6.50
English Breakfast
Our English Breakfast blend is the perfect cup to start your day.
For decades, we have carefully crafted this blend using several robust teas from India and
Sri Lanka. Its bold, full-flavored taste makes it a favorite breakfast tea and one of our most
popular sellers year after year.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $13.75
Indonesian An exquisite tea sourced from Indonesia’s Kertasarie Estate, this is a
favorite of those who love a strong and stimulating flavor in their cup. Indonesia’s high altitudes, volcanic soil and tropical climate produce a dark and rich tasting tea that is truly
unique.
one pound $21.00
½ pound $13.50
¼ pound $8.50*
Irish Breakfast Our unique blend of small and large leaf Assam teas has been a tea
lover’s favorite for years. Comprised of full-bodied Assam teas, our blend has been
designed as a strong tea that will invigorate you in the morning and help you to start your
day off right. When brewed, it produces a cup with a brisk flavor and an undertone of dark,
richly fermented malt.
one pound $22.00
½ pound $13.95
Manhattan Tribute Blend
Our Manhattan Tribute Blend is the perfect combination of Indian, Formosan and Ceylon teas, devised for late day and after dinner consumption when the palate is satiated. When brewed, it produces a bold cup with a slightly floral note. In the ongoing fight to conquer cancer, 10% of proceeds from the sale of
this item are donated to the cancer support charity, CancerCare.
one pound $28.50
½ pound $18.00
¼ pound $9.95*
Mountain Kenya
Mountain Kenya is an exciting and highly invigorating tea, appropriate for those who like a strong cup of tea. For many years, we have offered this small
leaf tea sourced from the Tindret Estate in Kenya. Unique in appearance and overall taste,
this is one of the finest small leaf teas grown on the African continent.
one pound $15.50
½ pound $10.95
¼ pound $7.50*
M.T.W. Formosa Keemun
This unique tea from the island of Formosa was one of
Mr. Wendell’s first tea imports and a personal favorite. Its long, silvery leaf gives an attractive appearance, contrasting most mainland China Keemun teas. When brewed, it yields a
full-bodied brew with a pleasant bouquet. This is a superb black tea that is not to be
overlooked.
one pound $26.50
½ pound $17.25
3 ounces $8.95*
New! Nilgiri Tiger Hill Estate
Situated in southern India’s Blue Mountains, the
Tiger Hill estate produces some of Nilgiri’s best teas. Slowly growing in this area’s high
elevation climate and fertile soil, the predominantly clonal Nilgiri bushes produce refreshing teas with faint citrus notes. This medium-bodied tea produces a bright, brisk liquor with
a light, clean flavor that really stands out in each cup.
one pound $24.50
½ pound $15.50
¼ pound $9.95*
* They are not available for our 1/4 pound and 3 ounce size tins.
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Black Teas
Organic Ceylon Grown at the Blackwood Estate in Ceylon, this tea is certified
organic by its growers. A strong tea with a full, brisk flavor, it produces a liquor that is
bright and sparkling in the cup.
one pound $38.75
½ pound $23.50 ¼ pound $12.25*
Organic Darjeeling (Fair Trade Selection) We are pleased to offer a
newly sourced Organic Darjeeling from the Ambootia Estate. This is a superb Darjeeling
organically grown at one of the finest Fair Trade tea estates in the region. It has a classic
Darjeeling presentation with a light, mellow character and uplifting overtones.
one pound $36.00
½ pound $22.00 ¼ pound $11.95*
Russian Caravan Our take on the famous centuries old tea blend that was so sought
after in Russia that special caravans were commissioned to personally deliver it to the Czar.
A beguiling blend of black teas that brews into a fine cup that is sure to please. Our special blend contains no smoky aromas.
one pound $18.95
½ pound $13.50
Scottish Breakfast Our special blend of fine India, Ceylon and China teas brews
to a bright, lively liquor. Full flavored and robust, it is the perfect cup to start your day.
one pound $20.00
½ pound $14.25
¼ pound $8.50*
Victorian Afternoon
Created over 15 years ago and previously sold as a private
label blend for the Elizabethan Club of Yale University, we are pleased to offer this original
black tea blend to our customers as our Victorian Afternoon tea blend. This vibrant blend
of Indian, Sri Lankan and Formosan teas is further complemented by a slightly smoky character. It yields a dark, reddish cup with a sparkling liquor when brewed.
one pound $22.50
½ pound $14.25
¼ pound $8.50*
Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh teas are created by hand piling Yunnan black tea for lengthy periods,
allowing a true internal fermentation of the leaf to occur. This process gives Pu-erh
its unique earthy overtones. This type of tea is cultivated in the world’s best tea
growing areas, from tea bushes as tall as trees. Pu-erh has long been valued for its
medicinal benefits, believed to aid in digestion and the reduction of cholesterol.
Pu-erh Tuo Cha
Maintaining the Pu-erh tradition of being sold in various shapes and
sizes, this selection has been compressed into small nest shapes, known as Tuo Cha. When
brewed, Pu-erh Tuo Cha yields a dark, full-bodied brew that has a unique damp and earthy
aroma taste. It retains its flavor through several infusions very well, with each piece making approximately 16 ounces of hot tea. Please note that each piece is covered in a paper
wrapper to preserve its unique shape. This wrapper should be removed before brewing.
6 ounces $15.75*
Organic Bold Leaf Pu-erh
Our full leaf version of Pu-erh is an organically grown
tea whose dry leaf is dark and rich in appearance. Upon brewing, you will notice the
unique damp, earthy scent characteristic of a fine black Pu-erh. Our Organic Bold Leaf Puerh has a smooth, deeply fermented flavor that puts this selection in a class all its own.
one pound $41.50
½ pound $24.50 ¼ pound $13.75*
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Oolong Teas
Oolong tea is referred to as a “semi-fermented” tea and is principally manufactured in China and Taiwan (Formosa). After plucking, this type of tea is allowed
to wilt in direct sunlight and is then shaken in bamboo baskets to lightly bruise
the leaf. The chemicals in the leaf react with the air, producing a reddish leaf
color. After a desired amount of time, the leaf is fired and the fermentation
process is halted. These steps create the unique appearance and flavor of the two
different types of oolong teas. China oolong teas are allowed to ferment for a
shorter period of time and are therefore lighter in taste and appearance than the
oolong teas produced in Formosan estates.
China Sechung Oolong
This semi-fermented tea has large curled leaves that are
greenish-black in color. Grown in the Southern Mountains of China’s Fujian Province, this
type of Oolong is often referred to as a Min-Nan Oolong. This tea has a delicate flavor with
a pleasing taste and lively bouquet.
one pound $28.50
½ pound $17.50 ¼ pound $10.25*
Extra Fancy Formosa Oolong Sparkling and fruity in character, its pale brew
and subtle flavor is unexcelled. The leaves are big and contain the silver tip of the bud,
making it a special treat for Oolong lovers. Picked once a year, this season’s Extra Fancy
Formosa Oolong from the Pei Pu region of Taiwan is considered to be the finest available.
½ pound $65.00 ¼ pound $33.50
Formosa Oolong
This type of semi-oxidized tea from Formosa is known for its
unique appearance and taste. Produced from carefully selected leaves, Formosa Oolong’s
dark brown and noticeably twisted leaves produce a vibrant amber cup of tea. This tea has
a distinctively sweet “peach-like” flavor and fruity aroma when brewed.
one pound $29.50
½ pound $18.50
3 ounces $9.50* 25 tagless tea bags $6.25
Imperial Gold Oolong A masterfully crafted variation of a traditional Oolong, this
tea has dark and light green twisted leaves that display distinct floral overtones. This tea’s
aroma and delicate golden brew are sure to excite.
one pound $44.50
½ pound $25.00 ¼ pound $13.95*
Min-Pei Fancy Oolong
Grown in the northern Wu Yi mountains of China’s Fujian
province, this oolong is a unique find. Its leaves are robust and twisted with a high aroma,
typical for this special grade of tea. Min-Pei is light in character with a natural orchid-like
flavor and produces a clear, bright amber cup color when brewed.
½ pound $20.00 ¼ pound $14.00
2 ounces $8.50*
Royal Red Robe Oolong
Perhaps the best known rock tea from the Wu Yi Mountains of the Chinese Fujian province, this tea is a rare find. This Da Hong Pao Oolong is a
highly oxidized Oolong whose large, twisted leaves have a unique black appearance. It
brews an amber cup that almost startles with its dramatic aroma and smooth, clean finish.
½ pound $38.75 ¼ pound $23.00 2 ounces $12.95*
* They are not available for our 1/4 pound, 3 ounce, and 2 ounce size tins.
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Scented Teas
Scented teas are infused with varying aromas and natural flavorings to make
then stand out in each cup. We offer several scented teas, including several styles
of Jasmine teas and the ever popular Earl Grey tea blend. A majority of Jasmine
teas are made with a pouchong, or semi-fermented tea base. Pouchong tea has
reacted with the air for a shorter period of time than black teas and a longer period of time than green teas, creating a varying leaf style and taste from other tea
categories. This type of tea is gently touched with Jasmine blossoms picked at the
peak of their bloom. Rose Congou is a delicately scented blend of large leaf black
teas and fragrant rose petals. Pearl Jasmine is a unique green tea that is hand
rolled into tiny compressed balls.
China Jasmine
Our standard Jasmine is a lightly fermented pouchong tea, gently
touched with freshly picked jasmine blossoms from the Huang Mountain area of China.
After repeated exposure to the tea leaves, the flowers are removed, leaving the exotically
fragrant aroma behind. China Jasmine makes a sweet and easy drinking brew.
one pound $24.50
½ pound $15.75
¼ pound $9.50*
Downy Pearl Jasmine A rare tea produced by hand rolling green tea buds and silvery tips into a tight, pearl shape. The tea is then scented repeatedly with jasmine, creating a wonderfully fragrant bouquet. Upon brewing, each “pearl” unfurls to show the
entirety of the tender tea leaves.
one pound $70.00
½ pound $39.50 ¼ pound $21.50*
Rose Congou
We have taken the finest China Congou black tea and blended red rose
petals to make a delightful tea that yields a smooth and aromatic cup when brewed. This
Chinese tea blend has a unique taste with lingering floral overtones that are sure to bring
back memories of summer days gone by.
one pound $20.00
½ pound $13.00
¼ pound $8.25*
Yin Hao Jasmine
This magnificently made and scented Jasmine is considered one
of China’s finest teas. The finest pouchong tea is blended and scented with fragrant flowers and defies description with its smooth flavor and heady aroma. You will not want to
waste a drop of this special tea.
one pound $34.00
½ pound $20.00 ¼ pound $10.50*
* They are not available for our 1/4 pound tins.
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Green Teas
To produce green tea, the fresh tea leaves are carefully placed on large bamboo
trays and allowed to dry in the sunlight. The leaves are then placed into small hot
roasting pans and quickly moved about. They are continuously rolled into balls
and then re-roasted for several hours at a time. This process stops the chemical
changes from occurring in the leaf by never allowing it to wither and ferment. By
eliminating the fermentation process, the dry leaf retains its green color, natural
goodness and original beauty. Most of the green teas produced come from various Chinese and Japanese tea estates. Light in color and flavor, green tea is
loaded with health benefiting antioxidants.
Cloud & Mist Green This tea is a unique find, deriving its name from the high
altitude growing areas of the Wu Lu Mountains in the Jiangxi province of China. Grown in
the gentle mountain clouds and prevalent mist, this tea consists of single bud and leaf sets
that unfurl magnificently when brewed. The brewed liquor has a herbaceous aroma, a
smooth and sweet taste and appears a modest yellow-green in the cup.
one pound $39.75
½ pound $24.50 ¼ pound $12.75*
Dragonwell Green China’s most famous and highly prized green tea is hand
picked in the Hangzhou region, and our special grade is rarely available outside of China.
Its tender, flat green leaves produce a light emerald green liquor with a most intriguing
aroma of sweetness and vegetative taste.
one pound $69.50
½ pound $39.00 ¼ pound $22.00*
Genmaicha Green
The finest Japanese Sencha green tea leaves are blended with
roasted rice and popped corn to create a robust, nutty flavored green tea. A favorite among
Japanese tea drinkers abroad, this unique blend yields an easy drinking cup that lacks the
sharp overtones characteristic to teas from this region.
one pound $23.00
½ pound $15.00
¼ pound $8.95*
Gunpowder Green
Known in China as “Pearl Tea”, it derives its name from the
round, tightly rolled leaves and grayish-green color. We offer a special grade of Gunpowder
with rather tender leaves that unfold magnificently when brewed.
one pound $19.00
½ pound $13.50
¼ pound $7.95*
Gyokuro Jade Dew Green
Gyokuro is one of Japan’s rarest and most prized
teas. Its long, slender, dark green leaves are produced by shading the tea plant three weeks
before it is hand cut with scissors. Consisting of only the tender leaf tips, we are pleased
to offer this season’s recent pickings. Also referred to as Gyokuro Asahina, it yields a greenish-gold color with a mild flavor and incomparable natural flowery aroma when brewed.
one pound $85.00
½ pound $46.00 ¼ pound $26.00*
Japanese Sencha Green
This mellow Japanese green tea is produced in the
Shizuoka region near Mount Fuji. Its bright green, flat leaves are picked early in the season, then steamed to ensure freshness. It is often referred to as “the white wine of teas”.
one pound $36.00
½ pound $22.50 ¼ pound $11.95*
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Green Teas
Mao Feng Tranquility Green
A premium Hairpoint style green from Eastern
China, this tea embodies the reasons for drinking green tea. The dark green leaves of this
tea are pointed and slightly twisted, producing a tantalizingly sweet brew with chestnut
overtones that refresh.
one pound $24.00
½ pound $14.50
¼ pound $9.25*
Organic Chun Mee Green
This organic green tea offering is a very popular
Chinese green tea. Chun Mee, also known as “precious eyebrow” tea, has a remarkable,
distinctive plum-like flavor. Our Organic Chun Mee combines this plum-like flavor with a
smooth, sweet aroma that makes a satisfying cup of tea.
one pound $23.50
½ pound $15.00
¼ pound $8.75*
Organic Pinhead Gunpowder Green
A unique pinhead gunpowder with a
smooth green flavor. Resembling tiny spiral rolls, this organically grown tea is not as tightly hand rolled as our standard gunpowder.
one pound $22.00
½ pound $14.25
¼ pound $8.75*
River Mist Green
Grown in the morning mists and afternoon sun of a tea garden
on the western bank of the Yang Tze River, this unusual Chinese green has abundant silver strands among the twisted green leaves and unopened buds. Its supple, rich flavor is
easy on the palate and a treat to drink.
one pound $41.50
½ pound $24.50 3 ounces $11.75*
Triple Cup Green
This rich, green tea is grown in the mountains of China’s famous
Zhejiang tea region. The small and tender curled leaves brew a golden colored cup that is
full of classic green tea flavor. Due to its unique character, our Triple Cup green tea can be
infused several times before the flavor fades.
one pound $29.50
½ pound $19.00 ¼ pound $11.50*
Young Hyson Green
A very light China Green Tea, Hyson makes a smooth and delicately sweet flavored cup when brewed. Hyson is prepared from young, thin leaves and
has a notably twisted leaf with pale green hue.
one pound $23.00
½ pound $15.00
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Yellow Tea
Yellow teas are unique to the high mountain regions of the Chinese provinces of
Anhui, Hunan and Sichuan. Yellow tea varieties are manufactured by plucking
the juiciest and most tender tea bud sets of the tea bush, basket-firing or pan-firing the leaves, smothering the leaves, and then finish-firing the batches. It is the
smothering step that is unique to this tea, allowing a special flavor to develop.
During the “sealing yellow” step, the lightly steamed leaf is removed from the heat
source and covered with a cloth, encouraging the leaf to reabsorb its own aromatics and add a sweetness and fragrance to the leaf. An experienced tea master creates this unique hand crafted tea by constantly checking the tea’s smell,
look and feel until it is just right. This craft is often passed down from generation
to generation. Unfortunately, this type of tradition has been lost over the years,
leading to lower product yield, essentially making this type of tea truly rare.
New! Huo Shan Yellow Sprouting This rare yellow tea from China’s Anhui
province is comprised of beautiful hand-crafted leaves and downy silver buds. This tea is
notable for its rich, full and smooth tasting floral infusion. When brewed our Yellow
Sprouting produces a naturally sweet and refreshingly clean tasting cup of tea.
6 ounces $60.00
2 ounces $21.00
White Teas
White tea is the rarest and most delicate type of tea. It is plucked by hand within
two days between the time the first buds become fully mature and the time in
which the leaf unfurls. The leaves are then allowed to wither, allowing the natural moisture to evaporate before being dried. White tea contains the same antioxidants found in green tea, but since it undergoes less processing, white tea is
believed to be more beneficial to your health than other types of tea.
China Mutan White
Our Mutan White Tea is an unusual tea, comprised of silvery,
downy buds and green leaves. The buds are hand picked before the leaf opens, then gently steamed. The brew is delicate and mellow, with a light pale color. Due to the larger leaf
size, more leaves per cup are needed when brewing.
6 ounces $16.95
3 ounces $11.75 1½ ounces $7.95*
Organic Flowery Silver Needle White
This organic white tea is comprised
of needle shaped tea buds with silvery white down on each grey-green leaf. Grown in the
northernmost part of the Fujian province, China, this rare type of white tea has a mildly
sweet flavor with aromatic notes of toasted chestnuts. It produces a light and refreshing
cup when brewed.
6 ounces $44.50
3 ounces $25.95 1½ ounces $13.95*
Decorative Tea Brick
Decorative Chinese Yunnan Tea Brick
This decorative brick of compressed
Yunnan black tea makes a great display and conversation piece. This was the most commonly produced and used form of tea in ancient China prior to the Ming Dynasty. This type
of tea was compressed into brick form for ease of travel across the land. The tea was broken off the brick and then added to boiling water to brew. Dimensions are approximately
9 ½ inches tall by 7 ¼ inches wide.
$25.00 per brick
Refill bags for 6 ounce and 3 ounce tins cost one dollar less than prices shown.
* They are not available for our 2 ounce and 11/2 ounce size tins.
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Decaffeinated Black and Green Teas
Over the years, we have had many customers request decaffeinated tea offerings.
Whether you must avoid caffeine for medical reasons or because it doesn’t allow
you to get a good night’s rest, these teas are just what you need. We are proud to
offer three black decaffeinated teas and one decaffeinated green option that,
unlike many others, taste great when brewed.
Decaffeinated Darjeeling
A decaffeinated version of the finest whole leaf
Darjeeling tea obtainable. This naturally processed Darjeeling is a full-bodied tea with a
uniquely sweet aftertaste. A great tea for those who need to avoid caffeine.
one pound $42.00
½ pound $25.00 ¼ pound $14.00*
Decaffeinated Earl Grey
Our Decaffeinated Earl Grey offering is comprised of
Ceylon’s finest long leaf teas that have been delicately scented with oil of Bergamot. Now
decaffeinated using a natural method, this selection has a fragrant aroma and full-flavored
taste, without the caffeine of regular black tea. A great option for those whose diets require
the absence of caffeine.
one pound $33.50
½ pound $20.00 ¼ pound $11.95*
Decaffeinated English Breakfast
Our decaffeinated English Breakfast offering is comprised of Ceylon’s finest long leaf teas. This naturally processed selection has a
robust and full-flavored taste without the caffeine of regular black tea. A great option for
those whose diets require the absence of caffeine.
one pound $33.50
½ pound $19.50 ¼ pound $11.95* 25 tagless tea bags $6.50
Decaffeinated Sencha Green
This mellow Chinese green tea is produced from
the first and second pickings of the season and is then processed naturally, creating a
smooth tasting decaffeinated green tea.
one pound $35.00
½ pound $21.50 ¼ pound $11.95*
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Flavored Black, Green & Herbal Teas
Rich and uplifting black, green and herbal teas are spiced by the addition of fruit
pieces and tasty flavorings.
Apricot China Congou black tea blended with apricot pieces and apricot essence.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $14.50 ¼ pound $8.50*
Autumn Cranberry
blackberry leaves.
one pound $25.00
Indian black tea blended with sweet cranberry pieces and
½ pound $16.75
¼ pound $9.50*
Blackcurrant China Congou black tea with blackcurrant essence.
one pound $22.50
½ pound $15.25
¼ pound $8.95*
Ginger China Congou black tea blended with ginger pieces and ginger essence.
one pound $26.00
½ pound $17.50 ¼ pound $9.95*
New! Green Paradise Blend China green tea leaves with pieces of strawberry,
raspberry, and cornflowers.
one pound $26.00
½ pound $17.50
¼ pound $9.95*
Holiday Fruit & Spice Blend A blend of select black tea leaves with orange
pieces, bits of cranberry, ginger and cinnamon. A winter season favorite that is now available year-round.
one pound $24.00
½ pound $15.75
¼ pound $9.25*
Mandarin Rooibos Herbal
orange essence.
one pound $22.50
South African Rooibos herbal tea with mandarin
½ pound $15.50
¼ pound $8.75*
Mango China Zhejiang black tea blended with mango pieces and mango essence.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $14.50 ¼ pound $8.50*
Moroccan Mint Green
spearmint leaves.
one pound $23.00
A blend of China gunpowder green tea and fragrant
½ pound $15.50
¼ pound $8.75*
Oriental Spice China Congou black tea with orange pieces, cinnamon pieces and
orange essence.
one pound $23.50
½ pound $16.00
¼ pound $8.95*
Peach China Congou black tea with peach pieces and peach essence.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $14.50
¼ pound $8.50*
Pomegranate Green China Sencha green tea blended with pomegranate pieces
and rose petals.
one pound $20.50
½ pound $14.00
¼ pound $8.25*
Raspberry China Anhui black tea with raspberry leaves and raspberry essence.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $14.50 ¼ pound $8.50*
Spiced Masala Chai
Indian black tea blended with ginger pieces, vanilla bean
pieces, cardamom, and cinnamon cloves.
one pound $27.50
½ pound $17.00 ¼ pound $9.75*
Vanilla Ceylon black tea with vanilla bean pieces and vanilla essence.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $14.50 ¼ pound $8.50*
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Iced Tea Blends
Iced Tea Blend
Our special blend of Ceylon, China and Java teas produces a refreshing glass of iced tea every time. This blend yields a full, rich flavor with superior clarity. Try
our convenient 100 pillow tea bags packed in our attractive black, red and gold tin.
one pound $24.00
½ pound $14.95
¼ pound $9.25*
100 tea bags $18.00
Island Nectar Iced Tea Blend This fragrantly sweet iced tea blend is flavored
with hints of an island paradise. China black tea is blended with tropical flavorings to produce this crisp and smooth tasting tea.
one pound $21.50
½ pound $14.50
¼ pound $8.50*
Organic Green Mint Iced Tea Blend
This organically grown offering is a
refreshing blend of smooth China gunpowder green tea and fresh cut peppermint leaves.
Served hot or iced cold, this style of mint tea has a refreshingly bold aroma and a sweet
flavor that drinks well any time of the day. This tea blend is certified USDA Organic.
one pound $26.00
½ pound $17.50
¼ pound $9.95*
Tropicana Iced Tea Blend
Our Tropicana iced tea blend is a flavorful blend of
Ceylon tea, tropical flavoring and fruit pieces. When iced, it makes a great cup of smooth
and fruity tea that will cool you down during the most extreme summertime heat.
one pound $23.50
½ pound $15.75
¼ pound $8.95*
How to Brew Iced Tea
To make a great tasting glass of iced tea, brew one quart of cold, filtered water for
every 6 tea bags or 6 teaspoons of loose tea used. Remember that you make iced tea
stronger than regular hot tea to compensate for ice dilution.
Once the water has come to a boil, pour it
directly over the tea and steep for 3 minutes (green teas) or 5 minutes (black teas).
Remove the teabags or strain the loose tea
out of the teapot. Let the brewed tea cool
down to room temperature before adding
ice. Chilling the tea after it has cooled
helps keep the brew’s appearance clear.
If your chilled glass of iced tea clouds, try
slicing some citrus fruit and adding it to
the glass. These fruits are high in acid
and will help balance the tea’s PH level,
thus making it visually clearer. If tea
clouds immediately following brewing,
lower the water’s brewing temperature.
For an easy, alternate way to brew your
iced tea, sea our selection of Iced Tea
Makers on Page 36.
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Herbal and Fruit Tisanes
Herbal and fruit tisanes are comprised of herbs, spices, fruit pieces and flavorings.
They do not contain the traditional tea leaves of the Camellia Senensis plant. Herbal
and fruit “teas” come in many unique flavors and are naturally caffeine free.
Egyptian Camomile Flower Considered by many to be a natural relaxation aid,
Camomile Flower has a distinctively fruity aroma when brewed. Naturally caffeine free, a cup of
these dried apple flower buds is the perfect way to calm down and unwind.
6 ounces $17.50 1¼ ounces $7.50*
Peppermint Leaf Herbal
Our small leaf peppermint tisane produces a pleasant
aroma and a brisk cup of tea that really refreshes. Can be drunk hot or ice-cold.
½ pound $14.50
¼ pound $9.95
2 ounces $6.95*
Rooibos Herbal
Also know by its English translation, Redbush, this “red tea” is
grown only in South Africa. Rooibos is caffeine free, low in tannins, and high in antioxidants, making it beneficial to your body’s health and well being. When brewed, Rooibos
produces a reddish amber cup that has a milder flavor than black tea with no after taste.
one pound $23.95
½ pound $16.00
¼ pound $8.95*
Yerba Mate Herbal
This South American herb brews up into an energizing green
liquor with low caffeine. Rich in vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants, this unique cut-leaf
herb is perfect any time of the day.
one pound $19.95
½ pound $13.75
¼ pound $8.25*
Garden Basket Fruit Blend This mélange of apple pieces, blackberry pieces,
sour cherry pieces, raspberry pieces, rosehip pieces and hibiscus flowers is a delicious treat
for the senses. Our Garden Basket fruit blend does not contain actual tea, so it is a caffeinefree and healthy alternative to regular iced teas or fruit drinks.
one pound $35.00
½ pound $21.50 ¼ pound $11.75*
* They are not available for our 1/4 pound, 2 ounce, and 11/4 ounce size tins.
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Mark T. Wendell Monthly Tea Tour
Our Tea Subscription Service
With so many teas available, sometimes it is hard for new tea drinkers to
know where to start. It is equally difficult to guess what the perfect gift would
be for the tea connoisseur on your shopping list. With these situations in
mind, we have created a Monthly Tea Tour subscription tea service. Available
in 6 or 12 month options, we have selected some of our more popular teas
that can be sent each month, either to your self or a gift recipient. This is an
excellent way to learn about fine specialty teas with little effort, as well as
serving as a convenient and thoughtful gift idea.
Each monthly selection will arrive in our elegant gold 4 ounce tin and will be
packaged with a note card that describes the enclosed tea’s origin, character
and proper brewing techniques. Participants will be sent the selected monthly tea offerings on the first Friday of each month. Please note that the Tea Tour
will begin the month after sign up is completed. We will mail all gift recipients a card outlining the tea tour that they have been given, along with details
about the program. Shipping is included in the price of the program and each
4 ounce tin generally makes about 30 to 40 cups of tea.
6 Month Tea Tour Your gift recipient will receive one tin each of English
Breakfast, Victorian Afternoon, Cheericup Ceylon, Young Hyson Green, China
Keemun and Formosa Oolong.
$80.00
12 Month Tea Tour Your gift recipient will receive one tin each of English
Breakfast, Victorian Afternoon, Cheericup Ceylon, Young Hyson Green, China
Keemun and Formosa Oolong, China Mutan White, Irish Breakfast, China Jasmine,
Spiced Masala Chai, Min-Pei Fancy Oolong and Genmaicha Green.
$165.00
Please note that, although packed in a 4 ounce sized tin, the China Mutan White
weighs 1.5 ounces and the Min-Pei Fancy Oolong weighs 3 ounces.
Mark T. Wendell Gift Certificates
M.T. Wendell Gift Certificates
Still don’t know what to order? A Mark T.
Wendell Gift Certificate is always the perfect solution. Our Gift Certificates never expire
and are available in any denomination. For the added convenience of your gift recipients,
Mark T. Wendell Gift Certificates may be redeemed online, with any remaining balances
carried over … and available to be applied toward another future order.
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Mark T. Wendell Loose Tea Tin Samplers
Create Your Own Loose Tea Tin Sampler
What better way to introduce a friend (or yourself!) to a broader selection of specialty
loose leaf teas? Our Loose Tea Tin Sampler gives you plenty of choices to create the perfect combination of our wide range of teas. Choose any combination of three small tins of
loose teas from the listing of 71 Mark T. Wendell brand teas. Your selection of tins will be
packaged in our attractive black and gold display box. We will also enclose descriptive literature about the wide world of tea and brewing tips for proper tea brewing with each
order. The total price for customized samplers will equal the combined total of your selected tins and a $2.25 charge for the presentation box.
To take the guesswork out of choosing from our wide array of tea selections, we have created seven classic combinations that are sure to please the tea enthusiast on your gift list.
Please note that the prices for the classic combinations listed below include the three tins
and the presentation box.
Classic Loose Tea Tin Sampler Combinations
Breakfast Tea Selection
4 oz. English Breakfast, 4 oz. Irish Breakfast, 4 oz. Scottish Breakfast.
$28.25
Travelers Delight Selection
4 oz. Mountain Kenya, 4 oz. Russian Caravan, 4 oz. Indonesian.
$26.20
Founder’s Choice Selection
4 oz. Hu-Kwa, 3 oz. Formosa Oolong, 4 oz. Cheericup Ceylon.
$29.75
China’s Best Selection
4 oz. Gunpowder Green, 4 oz. China Sechung Oolong, 4 oz. China Yunnan.
$29.40
Afternoon Tea Selection
4 oz. China Keemun, 4 oz. Victorian Afternoon, 4 oz. China Jasmine.
$28.00
India’s Finest Selection
4 oz. Darjeeling, 4 oz. Assam, 4 oz. Spiced Masala Chai.
$32.00
White & Green Selection
1.5 oz. China Mutan White, 4 oz. Young Hyson Green, 4 oz. Genmaicha Green.
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$29.10
Mark T. Wendell Loose Tea Samplers
Our Loose Tea Sampler Boxes offer a great way to sample a wide variety of our differing varieties of loose leaf teas. Now available in four options, each sampler box includes differing tea
presentations packaged in re-sealable gold foil packets, plus a box of individual-sized paper
tea filters, all packed in an attractive black and gold gift box with enclosed descriptive literature and brewing tips.
Tea Connoisseur Tea Sampler (Pictured above) Representing the primary tea
categories, each sampler contains 1 ounce each of Organic Bold Leaf Pu-erh, MTW Formosa
Keemun, Hu-Kwa, Dragonwell Green, Genmaicha Green, China Jasmine, 1/2 ounce of Royal
Red Robe Oolong, 1/2 ounce of China Mutan White, and a box of individual paper filters for
easy brewing. A great way to sample a wide array of differing teas, all packed in our signature black and gold gift box with enclosed descriptive literature and brewing tips. $36.00
Black Loose Tea Sampler (Similar to above) Contains 1 ounce each of Hu-Kwa,
Cheericup Ceylon, Darjeeling, English Breakfast, Irish Breakfast, Russian Caravan, and a
box of individual paper filters for easy brewing. A great way to sample our favorite black
teas and signature blends, all packed in our signature black and gold gift box with
enclosed descriptive literature and brewing tips.
$36.00
Green and Oolong Loose Tea Sampler (Similar to above) Contains 1
ounce each of Young Hyson Green, Gunpowder Green, Japanese Sencha Green, China
Sechung Oolong, Formosa Oolong, 1/2 ounce of Min-Pei Fancy Oolong, and a box of individual paper filters for easy brewing. A great way to sample our favorite green and Oolong
teas, all packed in our signature black and gold gift box with enclosed descriptive literature and brewing tips.
$36.00
Julia Child’s Favorites Tea Sampler (Similar to above) For decades, one of
our most endearing patrons was the famous chef, Julia Child. She loved our teas, and in
her kitchen, made famous on her television show, she had a collection of our vintage pale
blue, black and gold tins lined neatly on a counter. Her favorite Mark T. Wendell teas
included: China Keemun, China Jasmine, China Lapsang Souchong, Cheericup Ceylon and
of course, Hu-Kwa. Now available, this sampler box contains 1 ounce of each of these teas
and a box of individual paper filters for easy brewing.
$34.00
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Boston Harbour Tea®
Boston Harbour Tea®
Applauded by tea enthusiasts for
many years, Boston Harbour Tea is an exceptional blend of the
finest black teas from Sri Lanka and Darjeeling. When brewed,
Boston Harbour Tea has a sweet aroma and a brisk flavor that is
sure to please. With several packaging sizes and styles available, this
small piece of our country’s history not only makes a great Bostonthemed gift idea, but a truly memorable cup of tea.
5 tea bags (contains 5 tagless tea bags packed in a pillow pouch) $2.50
12 x 5 tea bags Display Sleeve (contains 12 individual pillow pouches) $27.00
25 tea bags (box with string and tag tea bags with foil overlay) $6.50
75 tea bags (display box with string and tag tea bags with paper overlay) $14.50
Tea Chest (wood-style replica chest, 20 string and tag tea bags with paper overlay) $12.95
Tea Mug (attractive logo mug filled with 5 ct teabag pouch pack) $9.95
4 Ounce Loose Tea Tin (attractive tin with hinged lid and historical graphics) $9.50
The Tea with a History – Centuries ago, the taxation of tea in the American Colonies was
one of the catalysts that helped spark the American War of Independence. On December
16, 1773 a group of Colonial patriots disguised as Mohawk Indians boarded three English
ships in Boston Harbor and threw the tea onboard into the water, in protest against the
duty imposed on tea by the Government of King George III.
When the first Boston Tea Party was over, hundreds of tea chests were left floating in the
frigid harbor waters. In the months that followed, many other seaports staged their own
“Tea Parties”. On March 7, 1774, at a second Boston Tea Party, 16 chests of fine tea from
tea merchants, Davison Newman & Co. Ltd. of London, were also dumped in the harbor
in defiance of British policies. Still in operation today, Britain’s oldest tea merchant has
developed this famous tea blend and offers it exclusively through the Mark T. Wendell Tea
Company.
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Lifeboat Tea & Williamson Elephant Caddies
Lifeboat Tea
This tea is a hearty English Breakfast blend of Kenyan teas. It is sourced
from Williamson Teas’ Fair Trade Kenyan tea estates and sold on behalf of the world famous
Royal National Lifeboat Institution. A portion of the profits from the sale of this tea is donated to the RNLI to help train and support the hard working lifeboat crewmen and women.
Lifeboat Tea makes a full-strength brew that is strong enough to ward off the cold North
Atlantic weather. The RNLI still relies on voluntary contributions to operate, so each cup you
drink will help save lives on the waters surrounding the UK and Ireland. Lifeboat tea is now
Rainforest Alliance certified, so you can feel good about offering a great tasting tea that is harvested using sustainable farming methods and cultivated under good working conditions.
80 pillow tea bags (box) $9.95
Williamson Elephant Caddies
Williamson Tea is a family owned business with
over 140 years of experience in the art of growing and blending fine teas. Displaying an
African Elephant, a symbol of this firm’s heritage, each colorful caddy contains round
teabags of 100% natural Kenyan tea. Each variety is grown using sustainable farming methods at Williamson’s private estates, ensuring a superior Fairtrade and Rainforest Alliance
certified product. Each teabag is packed using only the finest tea buds and top two tea
leaves, leaving a full flavor cup each and every time.
English Breakfast (Blue) • Earl Grey (Grey) • Traditional Afternoon (Green)
40 tea bags (tin) $28.00
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PG Tips & Typhoo
PG Tips
Packed in England by Brooke Bond, this tea has been a standard fixture in
British households for generations. A robust English Breakfast Blend of only the tea plant’s
“tips”, it brews to a robust cup of tea that holds milk and sugar well, just the way the British
love to take their tea. PG Tips’ unique pyramid tea bag allows for 50% more room for the
tea leaves to move while brewing. With PG Tips’ recent focus on sustainable farming on all
their tea plantations, you can feel even better about your favorite cup of tea.
80 pyramid tea bags (box) $9.95
40 pyramid tea bags (box) $5.75
8.8 oz. loose tea (box) $9.50
Typhoo We are pleased to bring you one of England’s most popular teas. Known for its
heritage and quality, Typhoo is produced from Ceylon, Assam and Kenyan teas sourced from
the finest growing areas around the world. Rich and full bodied in flavor, Typhoo delivers a
smooth and refreshing cup of tea with a distinct golden color. Please note that the 80 count
teabags are now packaged in a box, not the soft sided packaging shown above.
80 round tea bags (box) $10.50
80 round decaf. tea bags (box) $12.95
4.4 ounces – loose tea box $5.35
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London Fruit & Herb Company Teas
London Fruit & Herb Teas This British tea company’s philosophy is to create
great tasting blends that are good for you. In their dedication to delivering this sensory
experience, they have developed a unique process that creates a range of fruity flavors that
not only smell fantastic, but taste great too. London Fruit and Herb teas come in a wide
selection of flavors and variety packs for multiple sampling. London Fruit and Herb
Company herbal and fruit tea offerings are caffeine-free and gluten-free.
Fruit Teas
• Apple & Cinnamon Twist • Blackcurrant Bracer • Blueberry Bliss •
• Lemon & Lime Zest • Orange Spicer • Peach Paradise •
• Raspberry Rendezvous • Strawberry & Vanilla Fool • Tropical Fruit •
Packed 20 individually wrapped tea bags per flavor $5.75
Fruit Tea Variety Packs
Fruit & Spice Variety Pack (5 teabags each of Blackcurrant Bracer, Lime & Lemon Zest,
Apple & Cinnamon, and Orange Spicer.)
Fruit Fantasy Pack (5 teabags each of Peach Paradise, Blueberry Bliss, Raspberry
Rendezvous, and Strawberry & Vanilla Fool.)
Packed 20 individually wrapped tea bags per variety pack $5.95
Fruit Selection Sampler
Fruit Selection Sampler (10 teabags of each Fruit Tea flavor, except Tropical Fruit.)
80 individually wrapped teabags packed in a display box $26.50
Herbal Blends
• Rosehip & Hibiscus • Sweet Camomile (Camomile & Honey) •
• Sweet Peppermint (Peppermint & Liquorice) •
Green Tea Blends
• Green Tea & Blackcurrant • Green Tea & Orange • Green Tea & Peach •
• Green Tea & Raspberry • Pure Green •
White Tea Blends
• Pure White • White Tea & Pomegranate • White Tea & Tangerine •
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Heath & Heather and Indar
Heath & Heather Fruit & Herbal Infusions
Heath & Heather was established in 1920 by British herbal specialists Samuel and James Ryder. Together they wrote
books and lectured throughout the country on herbs and their benefits. Today, Heath &
Heather still has a strong heritage as herbal experts, with each infusion selected by a team
of experienced blenders to ensure that only the finest natural ingredients are used. All
Heath & Heather infusions are blended using only carefully selected ingredients that do
not contain any artificial flavors, preservatives or added coloring. This results in a tempting variety of herbals, bursting with pure taste and nothing else. All Heath & Heather Teas
are caffeine-free and gluten-free.
Packed 20 string and tag teabags per flavor. Choose from 8 varieties listed below.
• Apple & Cinnamon • Camomile • Morning Time • Night Time •
• Peppermint • Raspberry Leaf • Rosehip and Hibiscus • Wild Blackcurrant •
20 tea bags $4.95
Indar
Imported from France, this special Boudoir blend was created in Odessa, Russia
in 1887. A favorite for generations, Indar is an uplifting blend of select black teas from
Ceylon, Assam and Darjeeling, delicately scented with oil of Bergamot to produce a superb
cup of tea.
25 tea bags (box) $7.50
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Foojoy Gold Pyramid Teabags
Foojoy Gold Pyramid Teabags
The Foojoy Gold line of unique Chinese teas
has introduced a new pyramid silken teabag for some of their most popular teas. Available in
ten varieties, these pyramid teabags are packed 15 in a tin. This new concept in brewing tea
allows for the leaves to unfurl unrestricted, providing optimum tea flavor and aroma. Each
teabag holds 4 grams of tea, enough tea to brew a large mug or small 2-3 serving teapot.
Fancy Mutan White This high grade Mutan (Peony) white is the most natural of all teas,
minimally processed with gentle withering and drying. It brews into an amber cup with a
delicate, toasty flavor.
15 ct. teabag tin $8.50
Mountain Gold Oolong Almost lush in its lovely fragrance, this unique oolong is a terrific find. Low and skillful oxidation make for an elegant and gold brew that sparkles in the
cup.
Monkey-Picked Ti Kuan Yin The legend of tea-plucking monkeys comes from the inaccessibility of mountain grown teas. Nurtured by clouds and mist, Ti Kuan Yin has an
intense aroma and a complex, lasting finish.
Orchid Oolong From the mountains of Fujian province, Foojoy selects this Orchid
Oolong for its exceptional natural bouquet. Robust leaves brew a light amber cup with a
complex, delicate flavor. It is aromatic from start to finish.
Jasmine Silver Pearls Silvery tea tips give these pearls their luster. Green tea buds are
handrolled, the bouquet is ephemeral yet memorable, and the tea is a visual and delectable treat.
Summer Night Jasmine Blooming jasmine buds, hand plucked in warm summer
evenings give this tea its remarkable natural bouquet. Showy, silvery tips of unopened leaf
buds make for a delicate cup.
Snow Monkey Green The leaves of this tea say it all as robust white strands stand out
among slightly twisted green tippy leaves. A fanciful name for a delightful, high grown
green tea, it has a rich taste with sweet tones.
Spring Dragonwell Green The Spring picking of Dragonwell is tea connoisseur’s treat.
This sweet tasting Lung Ching has an unmistakable spear shaped leaf, and a soft, supple
sweetness that makes this a prized green tea.
Spring Sencha Green A classic Japanese green that appeals with its elegant, fresh tea
character. The leaves are steamed rather than fired, resulting in a vibrant cup with a pleasing, clean finish.
Genmaicha Green The finest Japanese Sencha green tea leaves are blended with roasted
rice to create a robust, nutty flavored green tea. This easy drinking cup is a favorite among
Japanese teas.
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Foojoy Gold Premium Leaf Teas
We are proud to distribute this premium
line of rare teas. Selected for their flavor, exquisite leaf form, and good value, these teas
are produced in very small quantities each season. Each tea comes direct from its origin
garden, assuring freshness. This line is not usually found outside select Asian markets.
These select teas are displayed on the side of each vacuum-sealed, resealable tin.
Black Loose Leaf Teas
Imperial Keemun Black Superbly crafted, tippy leaves of this elegant tea offer a bloom
of aromatic sweetness with each cup. Once savored, Keemun’s rich flavor is unforgettable.
This is arguably the best China black tea.
4 oz. tin $17.60
Yunnan Tribute Pu-erh Black This unique tea has long been a favorite in Southern
China. Aged for many years, it produces a distinctive earthy flavor when brewed. Bold and
assertive, this Pu-erh is exceptionally smooth.
4 oz. tin $17.60
Green and White Loose Leaf Teas
Before the Rain Tippy Green Picked before the spring rains, this tea shows many buds
and slender, twisted leaves. The cup is pale green, with an alluring fresh fragrance and a
sweet after-taste that hints of chestnuts.
2.5 oz. tin $11.00
Huang Mountain Mao Feng Green Huang Mountain’s clouds and mists create a legendary landscape and superb tea. Tender tips are hand plucked and brew a golden color
with a mellow, sweet finish. A prized Spring tea in China.
2 oz. tin $17.60
Huang Mountain Tippy Green Depicted in paintings & poetry, China’s Huang Mountain
soars to the clouds. Surrounded by mists, this area produces the best teas, including the
Tippy Green. Its delicate leaves make a fresh sweet cup.
4 oz. tin $11.00
Lung Ching Premium Green This prized China green earns its distinction with beautiful budsets, a golden brew, and a memorable sweet finish. Plucked in early spring, these
buds give an elegant, full-flavored cup.
4 oz. tin $19.80
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Organic Gunpowder Green Pearls Gunpowder green tea has a long history as a major
export tea and is also known as a pingsuey tea. Know for its robust and hearty flavor, these
Organic Gunpowder Green Pearls have a less “smoky” character than a standard gunpowder. This tea is USDA and BCS Germany Certified Organic.
3.5 oz. tin $10.50
Organic Dragonwell Green Dragonwell, also known as Lung Ching, is deservedly famous
for its distinctive pointed tea leaves and unique flavor. Its liquor is ethereally sweet and
pale gold in color. This organically grown tea is savored for its refreshing and memorable
taste. This tea is USDA and BCS Germany Certified Organic.
3.5 oz. tin $16.00
Organic Tender Tip Country Green This classic “eyebrow” shaped tea is comprised of
fine, twisted leaves that produce a green tea with heft and substance. The Organic Tender
Tip Country Green is a straightforward green for those who like a hint of astringency. This
tea is USDA and BCS Germany Certified Organic.
3.5 oz. tin $10.50
Pi Lo Chun Spiral Green Tiny curled leaves and feathery white tips show the early spring
buds in this justly famous and delicate tea. Produced in small quantity, this prized tea is
eagerly awaited for its full and fresh flavor.
4 oz. tin $23.65
Triple Cup Extra Green This tea comes from Zhejiang’s Mountains, green with lush tea
gardens. Small and tender curled leaves brew a golden cup. This is a full green tea, and
the rich flavor lasts through a third infusion.
4 oz. tin $11.00
Organic Bai Mudan White This organically grown white tea from Foojoy is know as
peony or Mudan for its clusters of silver buds & greenish grey leaves. Great care and skill
is used in the gentle withering and drying of this tea. When brewed it yields an amber cup
with toasty flavor. This tea is USDA and IMO Swiss Certified Organic. 1.75 oz. tin $10.50
Silver Tip White Tea This rare tea is comprised entirely of silvery, downy buds. Each leaf
is hand plucked before it opens, then gently steamed. The brew is delicate and mellow,
with a hint of sweetness.
2.5 oz. tin $23.65
Jasmine Loose Leaf Teas
Blooming Flowery Jasmine It takes patience and dexterity to craft this artisan tea. Tippy
green tea leaves are tied by hand around a pink amaranth blossom. It is then scented with
fresh jasmine blossoms for added fragrance. When brewed, it unfurls into a decorative
flower. A true visual treat and a unique tea offering. Each tin contains roughly 18 blossoms.
4 oz. tin $23.00
Jasmine Silver Pearls Silvery tea tips give these pearls their luster. Green tea buds are
hand rolled, then scented repeatedly with fresh Jasmine. The bouquet is memorable and
the tea is a visual treat.
4 oz. tin $23.00
Organic Summer Jasmine This tea combines organically grown green tea leaves and fresh
summer’s jasmine blossoms to make a truly aromatic brew. After repeated exposure to the green
tea leaves, the jasmine blossoms are removed, leaving a natural bouquet that evokes flowering
summer gardens. This tea is USDA and IMO Swiss Certified Organic.
3.5 oz. tin $10.50
Yin Hao Jasmine Green Pure white Jasmine blossoms are added to silvery tip Yin Hao
leaves to make this superb, highest quality Jasmine tea. The flowers are later removed,
leaving an all-natural and inviting bouquet.
4 oz. tin $16.50
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Oolong Loose Leaf Teas
Fenghuang Oolong Once a tribute tea, this Oolong is unique to tea gardens on Mt.
Fenghuang and wins accolades for its fabulous floral aroma and lingering finish. Robust
leaves brew a full-flavored cup meant to be enjoyed in sips.
2.5 oz. tin $14.75
Monkey-Picked Ti Kuan Yin Oolong The legend of tea-plucking monkeys comes from
the inaccessibility of mountain grown teas. Nurtured by clouds and mist, Ti Kuan Yin has
an intense aroma and a complex, long-lasting finish.
4 oz. tin $17.60
Organic Shui Hsien Mountain Oolong This Shui Hsien variety from Foojoy is among the
best know of Northern Fujian’s Oolongs. Experienced tea masters craft this tea with patience,
as gentle oxidation produces a fragrant tea with a long finish. It produces a golden brew that
sparkles in the cup. This tea is USDA and IMO Swiss Certified Organic. 1.75 oz. tin $10.50
Tung Ting Oolong This premium Formosa Oolong is famous for its incomparable fragrance with floral overtones. Tightly curled leaves, tinged with green, brew a golden cup
that makes an occasion special.
4 oz. tin $23.00
Runa Guayusa
For thousands of years, communities throughout the Amazon have cultivated the
Guayusa (why-YOU-sah) leaf for a natural, delicious source of energy and nutrition. A
truly balanced stimulant, Guayusa contains caffeine, antioxidants, vitamins, and
amino acids to awaken the mind and fortify the body. Every harvest, local farmers
hand-pick Guayusa leaves from the rich soil under the canopy of the Amazon rainforest. Each great tasting flavor is 100% organic, naturally smooth and balanced. With
Runa’s focus on fair trade pricing and Amazon reforestation projects, you can feel
good about rejuvenating with these unique herbal tea selections.
• Organic Guayusa Spice • Organic Traditional Guayusa •
• Organic Ginger Citrus Guayusa •
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How to Brew a Pot of Tea
Here are a few steadfast guidelines to follow
in order to achieve the perfect cup:
Fill a kettle with freshly drawn cold water. We recommend using filtered water
because the quality of your water will directly affect the taste of your tea. Many
towns have water that has too much chlorine and other minerals. When the water
is near the boiling point, pour a little into the teapot, swirl around, and tip away.
This leaves a hot, clean teapot.
Measure the tea carefully into your teapot, allowing one rounded teaspoon or
one tea bag for each cup required. Many people prefer to use a tea ball or filter
to keep the leaves from spreading throughout the teapot. Bring the water to a
rolling boil. Do not allow it to boil too long, as it will boil away some of the flavorreleasing oxygen and result in a flat cup of tea. Please note that green, yellow
and white tea should be made with water that has boiled and allowed to
cool for just under a minute.
Pour the water onto the leaves or tea bags. This saturates the tea allowing the
flavor to release naturally. Do not pour the water and then add the tea, this will
only result in a poor cup of tea. The differing types of tea should be allowed to
infuse for the required number of minutes at the appropriate water temperatures
listed below:
Pu-erh Tea
Steep for 2-5 minutes in 200-212° F (93-100° C) water
Black Tea
Flavored Black Tea
Darjeeling Tea
Steep for 3 minutes in 180-200° F (82-93° C) water
Oolong Tea
Green Tea
Yellow Tea
Steep for 1½-2 minutes in 170-180° F (77-82° C) water
White Tea
Steep for 1½-2 minutes in 160-170° F (71-77° C) water
Herbal Tisanes
Steep for 5 minutes in 190-200° F (88-93° C) water
Fruit Tisane Blends Steep for 5-7 minutes in 190-200° F (88-93° C) water
If you prefer your tea stronger or weaker, never vary the brewing time; simply
increase or decrease the amount of tea. If allowed to sit in the teapot, the tea can
over-brew and turn bitter. Some green, oolong and white teas are good for multiple infusions – just add new hot water to the pot and increase the steeping time
slightly. Repeat until the flavor starts to fade.
The Healthy Benefits of Tea
You have probably known all along that tea is good for you, but you may be surprised
to learn that there is a growing body of scientific evidence to support your feelings.
While these findings are simply correlations and are not yet considered scientific fact,
they do provide a wealth of information to support the healthy aspects of tea. According
to Wikipedia, the potential effects of tea on health have been touted for infusions made
from the plant Camellia sinensis for more than 4700 years. A wide range of potential
benefits include: Properties which combat various types of cancer, reduction in likelihood of stroke, increases in metabolic rates, possible anti-diabetes effects, significant
stress level reductions, boosts in immune system functions, decreases in chances of cognitive impairment, complementary effects on the inhibition of HIV virus binding, positive effects on bacterial and fungal infections, and much more. Visit our website and
click on the “Healthy Benefits of Tea” button for links to the latest reports and studies.
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Tea Brewing Accessories
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Strainers, Tea Balls and Filters
Over the years, many of our loyal customers have asked about the best methods of
brewing Mark T. Wendell teas. Even the finest of tea will fail to reach its true potential
without careful and proper preparation. With this fact in mind, in addition to our selection of teapots, the Mark T. Wendell Tea Company offers the following modest selection of infusers, strainers and other tea preparation accessories for your consideration.
G. Teapot Shaped Tea Bag Caddy - white ceramic, 4½ in. wide
H. Swiss Gold Tea Ball - 2½ in. gold filter ball with locking top & chain
O. English Tea Strainer - 4½ in. long, stainless, fancy handles
$2.30
$19.95
$4.75
P. Stainless Steel Tip Tea Strainer - mesh strainer with swivel base and handle $5.75
Q. Extra Fine Stainless Steel Strainer - 7½ in. long with mesh straining basket $3.75
R. 2" Stainless Steel Mesh Tea Ball - 2 in. diameter mesh ball with clasp & chain $3.25
S. 2½" Stainless Steel Mesh Wonder Ball - same, except 2½ in. diameter
$3.95
T. 2" Snap Mesh Tea Ball Spoon - 2 in. mesh ball with snap closure, 6 in. long $3.25
TT. Stainless Steel Tea Bag Squeezer - 5 in. long, stainless
$3.75
U. 100 count Finum Flip Large Paper Tea Filters
$4.75
Brews a teapot of loose tea. Made from unbleached paper and biodegradable, these filters have an easy fill flap and expanding base. Filters measure 7 in. long x 3 in. wide.
V. 100 count Finum Flip Individual Paper Tea Filters
$4.25
Brews an individual cup of loose tea. These filters have an easy fill flap and expanding base. Filters measure 3¼ in. long x 2½ in. wide.
X. Small Swiss Gold Permanent Tea Filter
Fits mugs and small teapots (3¼ in. tall). Reusable and dishwasher safe.
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$19.95
Finum Tea Control Teapots
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FC2
FC3
Designed by Finum, the Tea Control range of teapots is the simple, yet unique way to
brew your cup of tea. Comprised of heat-resistant Borosilicate glass and a BPA-free
copolyester filter insert, this teapot allows you to enjoy your hot tea for up to 60 minutes, without removing the tea leaves after brewing.
The Tea Control’s “brew-stop” filter design allows you to stop the brewing process by
simply turning the lid top to trap the leaves away from the water. The design of these
teapots is so unique that it was recently added to the Permanent Design Collection of
the Chicago Museum of Architecture and Design. Easy to clean, dishwasher safe and
sold with an easy to read instruction manual, the Tea Control is the ideal teapot for
tea novice and connoisseur alike.
FC1. 13.5 oz. (.4 l) Tea Control Tea Pot
FC2. 27 oz. (.8 l) Tea Control Tea Pot
FC3. 34 oz. (1.1 l) Tea Control Tea Pot
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$25.00
$26.00
$27.00
Japanese Bee House Tea Pots
BEE4
BEE2
BEE5
BEE3
BEE6
BEE1
Japanese Bee House Traditional Round Teapots
We are pleased to introduce several styles and colors of the popular Japanese Bee
House Teapots. The Traditional Round Bee House Teapot comes in a variety of eye
catching colors. Each handcrafted ceramic teapot has smooth, polished glazing that
will look good in any décor. These tea pots have a removable stainless steel flip top
lid as well as a removable brewing strainer that nests in the rim.
BEE1. 26 oz. Traditional Round Teapot – Black
$34.00
BEE2. 26 oz. Traditional Round Teapot – Cherry
$39.95
BEE3. 26 oz. Traditional Round Teapot – Chocolate
$34.00
BEE4. 26 oz. Traditional Round Teapot – Sky Blue
$32.00
BEE5. 26 oz. Traditional Round Teapot – Mineral
$34.00
BEE6. 26 oz. Traditional Round Teapot – Avocado
$34.00
BEE7
BEE8
BEE9
Japanese Bee House Specialty Teapots
The Japanese Bee House Teapots are crafted in a wide array of shapes and sizes. We
have been able to obtain a few uniquely shaped teapots to offer this season. The
Persimmon Teapot comes in a hand crafted crackle glaze, the Zen Teapot has a traditional flat appearance, and the Kyoto Teapot has a smooth square edged appearance. Each of these three varying styled teapots has a stainless steel handle, removable
stainless steel flip top lid, and a removable brewing strainer that nests in the rim.
BEE7. 28 oz. Persimmon Teapot – Crackle Green
$54.00
BEE8. 16 oz. Zen Teapot – Iron
$52.00
BEE9. 32 oz. Kyoto Teapot – Blue Jeans
$52.00
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Yixing Teapots
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YX2
YX4
YX5
Yixing Teapots: Yixing (pronounced “ee-shing”) Teapots first appeared in the Yixing
region of China, during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 ME). Since then, they have
become the preferred tea brewing vessel of the Chinese and of tea drinkers worldwide. Yixing teapots are intended for individual use, producing 1-2 servings of tea.
The purple clay (Zisha) from which these teapots are made can only be found in this
region of China. The purple clay has unique properties, ideal for brewing tea. The
unique color of the clay, sometimes augmented by pigments, are never covered by
glazes on the Yixing teapot. Even the inside is left uncoated. The porous nature of the
clay absorbs the flavor, smell, and color of the tea that is brewed in it. From repeated
use, Yixing teapots develop a seasoning, making the tea brewed from a well used
teapot a treat.
To clean this type of teapot, simply empty the leaves and rinse the teapot with hot
water. Never use soaps or cleansers, as they may be absorbed by the porous clay and
interfere with the taste of your tea.
All of our Yixing teapots include an information card packed inside of the box and are
suitable for gift giving.
YX1. 11 oz. Canton Yixing Teapot
YX2. 21 oz. Monastery Yixing Teapot
YX3. 19 oz. Sanctuary Yixing Teapot
YX4. 17.5 oz. Brown Egg Yixing Teapot with 2 tea cups
YX5. 18 oz. Phoenix & Dragon Serenity Yixing Teapot with 2 tea cups
THE MAGIC
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$32.00
$32.00
$38.50
$52.00
TEA
“Set a teapot over a slow fire; fill it with cold water; boil
it long enough to turn a lobster red; pour it on the
quantity of tea in a porcelain vessel; allow it to remain
on the leaves until the vapor evaporates; then sip it
slowly and all your sorrows will follow the vapor.”
EMPEROR KIEn LUnG ~ 17TH CEnTURY
Reprinted from a vintage booklet entitled TEA its Origin and History,
compiled by Mark T. Wendell
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Bodum Tea Press Tea Pot & Tea Glass
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Bodum Shin Cha Teapot: This stylish tea press pot has been created by Bodum,
Europe’s premier tea press and coffee press designer. The Shin Cha tea pot has a snapin stainless steel infuser and stainless steel lid that uniquely contrasts the elegantly
hand blown borosilicate glass body. The unique tea press brewing system allows you
to watch the distinct color palettes of the brewing tea leaves. When the brewing time
has been reached, the plunger can be pushed down to contain the leaves in the
infuser, allowing for easier decanting and clean up.
WW. 34 oz. Shin Cha Tea Press Tea Pot
$49.95
Bodum Yo-Yo Tea Glass: The Yo-Yo Tea Glass is a stylish way to enjoy your daily cup of
tea. It is designed with a double glass wall that keeps the tea hot, but allows for comfortable handling. Each tea glass comes with a stainless steel infuser for convenient brewing
and a brewing lid that doubles as a drip tray. The Yo-Yo tea glass is dishwasher safe.
I. 12 oz. Yo-Yo Double Walled Tea Glass
$29.95
Iced Tea Makers
Biasca Cold Brew Ice Tea Jug: A
new vision in tea brewing from
Bodum, the Biasca Cold Brew Ice
Tea Jug is a quick and easy way to
make some of your favorite teas
without turning on the kettle! Cold
water brewing achieves a nice iced
tea by eliminating bitterness in many
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teas, while highlighting the mild and
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rich tea taste. Simply add your
favorite loose leaf tea, fill with coldfiltered water, and allow to brew in
the refrigerator for 5-6 hours. The
fine mesh filter top traps the leaves when decanting from the glass jug. We recommend
using 4 tsp of loose leaf tea per filling. Adjust loose tea volume according to strength.
Y. Biasca Cold Brew Iced Tea Maker
$40.00
Steep & Chill Iced Tea Maker: This innovative iced tea pitcher allows you to make a
quart (32 ounces) of your favorite iced tea and chill it for hours without diluting the flavor. The Steep & Chill is BPA-free and features a borosilicate glass body, large volume
loose tea infuser, and a unique cooling system using a solid ice tube freezer core.
Z. Steep & Chill Iced Tea Maker
$32.00
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Classic White & Blue Willow Tea Pots
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Elegant Classic White Tea Pots
This Classic White teapot is the perfect vessel for brewing your favorite loose teas. Its
simple lines and high quality white glaze give it a polished look that looks great with
any decor. Available in three sizes, each teapot comes with a ceramic brewing infuser.
J. 16 oz. White Teapot, with ceramic infuser
$16.00
K. 32 oz. White Teapot, with ceramic infuser
$20.00
L. 46 oz. White Teapot, with ceramic infuser
$25.50
Traditional Blue Willow Tea Pots
The pattern on the Blue Willow tea pot tells the charming old Chinese legend of an
angry father pursuing his eloping daughter, only to see the maiden and her lover
transformed into birds who fly away together. Available in two sizes, each teapot
comes with a ceramic brewing infuser.
M. 16 oz. Blue Willow Teapot, with ceramic infuser
$17.00
N. 32 oz. Blue Willow Teapot, with ceramic infuser
$25.50
Gilway Sugars
Demerara Sugar Cubes – These golden cane cubes are perfect for giving the right amount of natural sweetness to
your tea.
Demerara Sugar Cubes – 1 lb., 1.5 oz. (500g) box
$6.95
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