Ceylon Loose Leaf Tea

$10.88 ~~$37~~ In stock

This high grown, premium Ceylon tea, which can be served black or with milk, offers an exceptional taste profile. Grown in the Uva province of Sri Lanka and fairly traded with the local growing community, this tea offers a more subtle flavour than a traditional English Breakfast tea. This Ceylon tea has a muscatel body, with a delicately sweet, fresh and enlivening finish, making it a perfect breakfast or afternoon tea.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★ Sep 11, 2026

I was worried loose leaf would be fussy, but this Uva tea is easy to get right and drinks smooth with just a splash of milk. The flavor holds up well even when I forget it for an extra minute, and knowing it's fairly traded makes the morning cup better.

Christopher ★★★★★ Sep 7, 2026

I’ve been brewing this with a splash of milk in the afternoon, and the high-grown Uva character comes through smooth without any bitterness. It’s become my go-to for a second cup while I work, and knowing it’s fairly traded makes the ritual feel a bit better.

David ★★★★★ Sep 6, 2026

The morning cup just hits differently—bright, smooth, and with that clean high-grown character you can actually taste in the Uva leaves. I’ve been taking mine black, and it holds up beautifully without any bitterness. The fact that it’s fairly traded with the local growers makes it that much easier