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Explore teas selected for their organic credentials, distinctive flavour and quality ingredients.
Our organic tea collection brings together green, black, herbal and fruit teas from trusted suppliers around the world. Each product page provides the relevant certification and ingredient information, so you can choose a tea with confidence.
From fresh Japanese green tea and robust breakfast blends to naturally caffeine-free herbal infusions, discover organic teas for different tastes and occasions.
Organic certification relates to how the tea and its ingredients are grown, processed and handled. Certification requirements vary according to the certifying organisation and country of origin, so check the individual product details for the certification that applies to each tea.
Organic does not describe one particular flavour profile. An organic tea can be light and delicate, rich and full-bodied, floral, fruity, fresh or spicy. The best choice depends on the tea style and flavours you enjoy.
Discover fresh and refined green teas with grassy, savoury, floral and gently sweet flavour profiles.
Explore smooth and full-bodied black teas suitable for the morning or whenever you want a satisfying cup.
Browse herbal infusions made with carefully selected botanicals, flowers, spices and fruit.
Enjoy smooth, naturally caffeine-free rooibos blends, available in a range of plain and flavoured styles.
Start by choosing the tea style you already enjoy. Green tea is a good option if you prefer a fresh and lighter cup, while black tea offers more body and depth. Herbal and rooibos infusions are suitable options when you are looking for a naturally caffeine-free tea.
If you are unsure which flavour to choose, explore our tea samples before selecting a larger pack.
Check the certification and ingredient information on each product page, or contact t leaf T if you would like help choosing an organic tea to suit your taste.
