Loose Leaf Teas

"The leaves unfurled like secrets in the cup, releasing fragrance, warmth, and the quiet promise of companionship."

Lady Harriet believed that loose leaf tea was the truest expression of the tea-maker’s art. Freed from the confines of a bag, the leaves revealed themselves fully — deep and bold, or light and fragrant, always graceful. Each cup carried more than flavour; it was a gesture of care, a ritual that elevated the simplest moment into something memorable.

To her, these teas were not just a drink, but a practice of refinement. Black, green, white, or herbal, each leaf told a story, reminding her that beauty lies in the details, and that time given to tea is never time wasted.