Peach Smoke & Nectar
Smoked Peach Black Tea
Tin Size: 50g / 1.8oz
Velvety peach and golden orchard fruits spill into a dark black-tea cup, sweetened with caramel, vanilla and a strange little flicker of roasted grain. Cinnamon warms the air. Lapsang smoke moves softly through the fruit—not enough to obscure its nectar, only to leave it glowing.
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Ingredients Worth Tasting
A beautiful tea should offer more than aroma from the tin. It should continue to unfold in the cup.
Our gourmet tea blends begin with carefully chosen whole-leaf teas, then build depth with ingredients you can see: real fruit, blossoms, vanilla, cardamom, grains, herbs and whole spices. Each element is selected for the role it plays in the finished infusion, whether it brings body, brightness, warmth or a lingering finish.
The result is a more composed cup, with flavor that develops as you drink rather than disappearing after the first sip.
Packed To Preserve The Leaf
Tea is agricultural, and even the finest leaves lose their character when they are exposed to too much air, light or moisture.
Our teas are packed to protect their freshness and preserve the aromas, texture and structure of the blend until you are ready to brew. From the first opening of the tin to the last cup, the tea should remain as expressive as possible.
Help Finding Your Tea
Choosing a tea should feel pleasurable, not complicated. Whether you are looking for a bold breakfast tea, a floral afternoon cup, a distinctive gift or help refining your brewing method, we are here to guide you.
Contact Us for recommendations, steeping advice or assistance with an order, and we will help you find the tea that belongs in your day.
Peach Smoke & Nectar
Velvety peach and golden orchard fruits spill into a dark black-tea cup, sweetened with caramel, vanilla and a strange little flicker of roasted grain. Cinnamon warms the air. Lapsang smoke moves softly through the fruit—not enough to obscure its nectar, only to leave it glowing.