Chinese Tea Bags

Classic teas from China, the birthplace of tea, in convenient bags. Enjoy green, black and other Chinese teas wherever you are — at the office, while traveling or at home. For green tea, use water just below boiling and steep for 2–3 minutes; black tea can take boiling water and 3–5 minutes.

Chinese Tea Bags

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Tie Guan Yin, Iron Goddess of Mercy
China • Oolong Tea
China’s famous Tie Guan Yin is floral, sweet, and wonderfully fragrant
CA$9.34
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4.8
Long Jing Dragon Well
China • Green Tea
Silky Dragon Well is one of China's ten most famous teas
CA$13.16
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4.5
Jasmine Yin Zhen Silver Needle
China • White Tea
Fine white silver needle that is delicately scented with fragrant jasmine
CA$17.57
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4.5
Jasmine Yin Hao
China • Green Tea
Balanced cup of Chinese Jasmine Yin Hao
CA$10.07
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3.5
Traditional Lapsang Souchong
China • Black Tea
Traditional Lapsang Souchong that is smooth, aromatic and smoky
CA$8.60
3.6
Quangzhou Milk Oolong
China • Oolong Tea
An indulgent floral oolong that is buttery milky and oh so creamy
CA$17.43
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4.7
Aged 5 Years Naked Pu'erh
China • Pu-erh Tea
Mild soil notes, floral, with mushroom broth flavors, miso, and wood
CA$8.60
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4.3
Aged 20 Years Vintage Pu'erh
China • Pu-erh Tea
A bold, rich earthy flavor, that has a slightly sweet taste and a reddish brown liquor
CA$13.01
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4.9
Keemun Mao Feng Premium
China • Black Tea
Full bodied premium Keemun Mao Feng that is fully oxidized and sweet
CA$11.54
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Gunpowder Temple of Heaven
China • Green Tea
Gunpowder Temple of Heaven is a strong green tea that is smoky
CA$7.87
4.1
Jin Jun Mei Lapsang Golden Eyebrow
China • Black Tea
Rich smoked black tea with flavors of cocoa, baked goods, molasses, and a hint of honeysuckle
CA$16.10
4.8
Jasmine Dragon Pearls
China • Green Tea
Traditional Jasmine scented luxury grade green tea rolled into small "pearls".
CA$16.10
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Frequently asked questions

How do I brew Chinese green tea bags?

Use water just below boiling, around 80°C (176°F), and steep for 2–3 minutes to avoid bitterness.

How do I brew Chinese black tea bags?

Use freshly boiled water and steep for 3–5 minutes; add milk if you like a creamier cup.

Is loose leaf or bagged Chinese tea better?

Loose leaf has more room to unfold and gives the fullest flavour; tea bags are quicker and handy at work or when travelling.