Lapsang Souchong : 89 results priced between £1.00 and £25.00

High-grade loose leaf black tea from china A rare opportunity to try the original lapsang souchong from the birthplace of this famous tea Soft and characteristically smoky Organically certifiied in china (otrdc) and iso 9001 Other names: bohea tea, zheng shan xiao zhong, wuyi ji ping bohea hong cha, huo yan xiao zhong

Distinctive tea with its exotic smoky flavour after plucking Convenient resealable pouch preserves freshness and flavour. 100% natural Meticulous blending and tasting of every tea ensures you will enjoy full flavour in every cup.

Loose leaf black tea from fujian, china 100% natural Guaranteed single estate tea Lulin quality seal on every tin Naturally smoked black tea winning 3 stars in great taste 2012

High-grade loose leaf black tea from china A great value everyday lapsang that is characteristically smoky but not overpowering Goes well with food, especially spicy dishes A great alternative to traditional breakfast teas

Hand processed in china Traditionally smoke-dried over pinewood fires Has a distinctive smoky flavour From fujian province, china Hand packed into heat sealed, re-sealable standup pouches for maximum freshness

In 1706, Twinings was one of the first companies to introduce tea drinking to the British when Thomas Twining began selling tea from his first premises on the Strand in London. 300 years later, Twinings is now a purveyor of teas worldwide. Twinings Lapsang Souchong Tea A golden tea with a very distinctive smoky character. Ideal when relaxing in the afternoon, or in the evening after dinner.

17th century Chinese tea producers developed a smoking technique to ensure their valuable cargo travelled well. In the pine forests of the Fujian province, resin-sweet fires were used to smoke and dry Lapsang Souchong until it was enriched with fragrance. Centuries later, the evocative taste of our blend is still much loved by our customers.

A deliciously distinctive China black tea A speciality of the Fujian province Its large leaves are smoked over fire wood, rich in resin, giving a dark red liquor Great with or without milk

A tea experience like no other, smoky chinese lapsang souchong Much loved chinese lapsang souchong will carry you away to a forgotten time 100% natural

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Dragonfly Lapsang Souchong is a classic rare White tea of exceptional quality from the Fujian Province of China. The buds are gathered and dried in the early spring. The delicate leaves undergo minimal fermenting and can only be made according to a unique withering process.

The smokiness of the ancient and world-renowned Lapsang Souchong is present here in this classic Lapsang direct from Wu Yi in the Fujian province of China. The aromas evoke charred spruces, ash, smouldering campfires and cedar, with a full-bodied taste and long-lingeriness smokiness. The leaves of this tea are dried slowly over barkless pine fires for a less intense flavour, but it suffuses the leaves with a lingering smokiness. The tea is, however, soft and incredibly easy to drink with a surprisingly...

We're a family company, based in the UK, with a tradition of sourcing, growing and making teas since the 19th Century. See our range of teas here.

Formosa Lapsang Souchong £6.00 per 125g per 250g per 500g per kg Click to zoom A very powerful tea with a tarry or smoky character. Stronger than the China Lapsang Souchong. If you would like to send this tea as a gift we can pack in in our 125g Higgins Caddies. Please select 'packed in a 125g Higgins caddy' as the packing option. Pack Size: 125g brown paper bag 500g brown paper bag 250g brown paper bag 125g in a Higgins Caddy Explore similar teas China Lapsang Souchong Russian Caravan Higgins...

China Black Tea This smoked tea has a distinctive flavour, sometimes referred to as a tarry, and is a special tea from the Fujian province. The infusion is tending bright with reddish hues. Try mixing the infusion with mayonnaise to create an authentic smoked flavour for use in sandwiches! To produce this flavoursome tea, the leaves are first withered over fires of pine or cypress wood. After pan-frying and rolling, they are pressed into wooden barrels and covered with cloth to ferment until they...

For loose leaf tea devotees! It's said that during the Qing dynasty, an attempt was made to speed up the drying of black tea to get to market on time by lighting pine wood fires.

Quick Overview Superior Gentle Smokey Black Tea From China. BUY THIS TEA IN BULK AND GET A DISCOUNT, BY THE KILO 20 % OFF OR BY 500g 10% OFF. (To take advantage of the discounted price choose 1000g or 500g from the Packet Weight drop-down menu.)

"Osprey" is a good Black, chunky leaf tea with a distinctive mellow Tarry character. China tea, famous for its strong "smokey" flavour which is the result of the leaves being laid over tarred ropes. Drink black. (Please order in multiples of 100g - Minimum order quantity 200g.)

A black leaf tea with the characteristic smoky, tarriness expected of fine Lapsangs.

Greenlife is known locally for it's vast selection of organic teas and we extend that selection to our website! Choose from Clipper, Cotswold Health, Dragonfly, Yogi, Dr Stuart's, Equal Exchange, Celestial, Mr Scruff, Mondo Berry and Greenlife own label to name just a few. From the well known Earl Grey and English Breakfast to the more unusual Pomegranate Tea or Clearspring Twig Tea, there's plenty to choose from!

Lapsang Souchong - Our Smoky Chinese Black Tea favourite ! Interestingly when plucking Lapsang Tea you don't pick the new growths of two leaves and a bud but instead pluck the more mature, riper, larger leaves from the lower parts of the tea bushes. After fermentation the tea leaves are put on hot iron pans and roasted for a short time, and then the tea is smoked over exotic woods rich in resin. The smoking time is determined for each type separately. The types are Lapsang Souchong, Tarry Lapsang...

An interesting China tea with the smoky aroma of smouldering, resinous wood.

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Serving Suggestions: Drink with or without milk. Often enjoyed with lemon juice. Particularly good with smoked salmon and other smoked fish, meats or cheeses.

USDA Organic Camellia Sinensis Non-irradiated Kosher Certified Organic by QAIA smoked tea with a robust, roasted aroma and flavour, a cup of Lapsang Souchong is best enjoyed with spicy, savoury and salty foods.

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Leaves are roasted then smoked in bamboo baskets over resin-filled pine wood fires. A deeply aromatic tea both smoky and spicy.

A smokey golden tea with a scent of bonfires and pine trees. Available in a carton of 20 string & tag envelopes for freshness.

 Buy our Finest Lapsang Souchong loose tea and this wonderful blue and white spotted teapot (big enough for 4 generous cups) and we will send you a free box of Twinings Lapsang Souchong containing 50 tea bags. 

Loose teas and coffees packed by the staff here at Aardvark. Our loose coffee beans have such a beautiful aroma that you'll be back for more in no time!

A large leaf tea, smoked after firing. The China Lapsang is slighlty lighter than the Formosa which has a larger leaf therefore absorbing more smoke.

It's a very peculiar blend: the smokey accents are pretty strong, even after just a minute of infusion in the teapot. It's definitely a tea for the winter and only for those who like strong perfumes and tastes. If your tastes usually linger more toward teas like the Prince of Wales or the Earl Grey, then this is hardly the blend for you.

High-grade loose leaf black tea from china A great value everyday lapsang that is characteristically smoky but not overpowering Goes well with food, especially spicy dishes A great alternative to traditional breakfast teas