Tea Types

Discover the unique flavors, benefits, and brewing characteristics of each tea.

Black Tea

What it tastes like: Rich, bold, and comforting.

Best for: Energy boost; Morning routines; Milk tea

Brew at: 95–100°C

Things to know: Contains more caffeine than most teas.

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Green Tea

What it tastes like: Fresh, light, and refreshing.

Best for: Daily wellness; After meals

Brew at: 75–85°C

Things to know: Avoid boiling water.

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White Tea

What it tastes like: Delicate, floral, and naturally sweet.

Best for: Relaxation; Gentle daily drinking

Brew at: 80–85°C

Things to know: Low in caffeine.

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Oolong Tea

What it tastes like: Smooth, aromatic, and layered.

Best for: Food pairing; Afternoon tea

Brew at: 90–95°C

Things to know: Great for multiple infusions.

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Pu'er Tea

What it tastes like: Earthy, mellow, and full-bodied.

Best for: After heavy meals

Brew at: 95–100°C

Things to know: Flavor develops over time.

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Herbal Tea

What it tastes like: Naturally caffeine-free.

Best for: Evening relaxation

Brew at: 95–100°C

Things to know: Made from herbs, flowers and spices.

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Fruit & Flower Tea

What it tastes like: Bright, fruity and vibrant.

Best for: Hot & iced tea

Brew at: 95°C

Things to know: Most blends are caffeine-free.

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Every tea tells a different story. Discover the one that fits your moment.