Collection: All types of tea
NOEMA teas offer a selection of teas from China, Japan, Taiwan, and India – from delicate white teas and crisp green teas to floral oolongs, deep black teas, pu-erh, and matcha. Each variety is carefully tasted and tested for origin, character, and processing, so you can enjoy tea mindfully and at your leisure.
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Jasmin Dragon PearlsVendor:NOEMA
Jasmin Dragon Pearls
- Regular price
- €16,90
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- €16,90
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- €338,00 / per kg
Jasmine Dragon Pearls are small, handcrafted pearls made from delicate green tea buds – naturally scented multiple ti... -
Tie Guan YinVendor:NOEMA
Tie Guan Yin
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- €10,90
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- €10,90
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- €218,00 / per kg
Tie Guan Yin is a lightly oxidized Oolong from Fujian in the qing-xiang style: floral, clear, and very clean on the p... -
Milky OolongVendor:NOEMA
Milky Oolong
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- €15,90
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- €15,90
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- €16,90
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- €198,75 / per kg
Milky Oolong is a natural Jin-Xuan Oolong from Fujian, whose creamy-smooth texture comes not from artificial flavorin... -
Pu Erh Mini Tuo ChaVendor:NOEMA
Pu Erh Mini Tuo Cha
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- €9,90
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- €9,90
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- €10,90
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- €247,50 / per kg
Pu-erh Mini Tuo Cha are hand-pressed mini nests of ripe Shou Pu-erh from Yunnan. When brewed, they produce a dark, ca... -
Classic Set OolongVendor:NOEMA
Classic Set Oolong
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- €39,50
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- €39,50
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- €41,70
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Three oolongs – three expressions of a tea variety that oscillates between green and black: floral Tie Guan Yin, crea... -
Silver PearlVendor:NOEMA
Silver Pearl
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- €15,90
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- €15,90
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- €318,00 / per kg
Silver Pearl – also known as Tai Mu Long Zhu – is a hand-rolled spring green tea from Tai Mu Shan, Fujian. Made from ... -
Da Hong PaoVendor:NOEMA
Da Hong Pao
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- €14,90
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- €14,90
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- €298,00 / per kg
Da Hong Pao is a roasted rock tea (Yancha) from the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian. The infusion is deep copper in color, w... -
Moonlit SenchaVendor:NOEMA
Moonlit Sencha
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- €18,90
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- €18,90
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- €189,00 / per kg
Moonlit Sencha is a gently steamed Sencha from Shizuoka with a pale green cup, crisp freshness, and gentle sweetness.... -
Pu Erh ChaiVendor:NOEMA
Pu Erh Chai
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- €14,90
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- €14,90
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- €186,25 / per kg
Pu-erh Chai is a warming, pu-erh-based chai from Yunnan, carried by a soft earthiness and rich spice. Cinnamon, ginge... -
Downy Silver NeedleVendor:NOEMA
Downy Silver Needle
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- €18,90
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- €18,90
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- €378,00 / per kg
Downy Silver Needle – also known as Bai Hao Yin Zhen – is a pure bud tea from the highlands of Guangxi. The silvery-d... -
GabalongVendor:NOEMA
Gabalong
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- €13,90
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- €13,90
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- €17,90
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- €347,50 / per kg
Gabalong ist ein weich fermentierter Grüntee aus Japan – ursprünglich als Oolong etikettiert, in Wahrheit ein seltene... -
Pu Erh Menghai Five YearsVendor:NOEMA
Pu Erh Menghai Five Years
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- €15,90
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- €15,90
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- €318,00 / per kg
Pu Erh Menghai 5 Years is a mature shou pu-erh from Menghai, Yunnan. Aged for over five years, the cup becomes soft a...
Discover tea – from green tea to Pu-erh
Green tea
Our green teas come mainly from China and Japan.
They range from nutty Lung Ching and delicate Mao Feng freshness to steamed teas like Palace Needle and floral-light Silver Pearls.
Green tea is suitable if you are looking for a light, calm alertness and love fresh, herbal notes.
Typical profiles:
– gently grassy to nutty
– bright sweetness, delicate bloom
– ideal in the morning or early afternoon
white tea
White teas such as Pai Mu Tan, Snow Silent or Huang Ya Yellow Tips are hardly processed and slowly withered.
They show bright blossom, fine honey, sometimes pear or stone fruit – with a soft texture and very clear cup.
Typical profiles:
– floral, honey-sweet, gentle
– low bitterness, soft texture
– Tea for slow transitions and quiet moments
Oolong tea
Oolong tea has a flavor profile that lies between green tea and black tea and offers a particularly deep depth of taste:
From creamy Milky Oolong and floral classics like Tie Guan Yin to honey-sweet Oriental Beauty or tranquil Oolong Lavandula.
Typical profiles:
– from floral and fresh to creamy and honey-sweet
– many infusions with changing aromas
– perfect for Gongfu sessions or longer tea rituals
Black tea
In the black tea category you will find, for example, Keemun OP, Muscatel Dragon, Special Golden Black or flavored blends such as Darjeeling Grey.
They bring warm honey sweetness, cocoa, malt, dried fruit or delicate smoky and woody notes – depending on the style.
Typical profiles:
– strong body, warm sweetness
– full-bodied, often malty or fruity
– ideal for the morning or as an accompaniment to pastries and breakfast
Pu-erh – mature depth & earthiness
Pu Erh teas such as Pu Erh Menghai 5 Years, Mini Tuo Cha, Yunnan Pu Erh or Pu Erh Chai offer mature depth: from earthy darkness through dark chocolate and dried fruit to a spicy chai profile.
Typical profiles:
– earthy, dark, partly chocolatey
– many infusions, large body
– suitable for after meals, cool days or as a coffee alternative
FAQs
Which tea suits me best?
If you prefer fresh, light cups, start with green or white tea. If you're looking for depth and warmth, black and pu-erh teas are ideal. Oolong falls in between, offering plenty of complexity with a smooth texture. Matcha and hojicha are good choices if you want something more intense for a bowl or latte. The product descriptions for each variety include its flavor profile, effects, and suitable occasions.
How do I find the right tea based on its effect – more calming or invigorating?
Green tea, white tea, and lighter oolongs generally have a clear and calming effect, without being overstimulating. Black tea, matcha, and pu-erh provide more pronounced alertness and structure – ideal for mid-morning or early afternoon. For later hours, milder white teas, gentle oolongs, or hojicha are suitable, provided you tolerate caffeine well. The caffeine content is briefly listed on each product page.
Are your teas flavored or natural?
The majority of our teas are natural and made from whole leaves without artificial flavorings. For flavored varieties – such as blends with lavender, vanilla, or bergamot – all ingredients are clearly listed. Even with jasmine tea, we rely on natural fragrance using fresh blossoms instead of added flavoring.
How do I store tea properly so that it stays fresh for a long time?
Tea prefers cool, dry, dark, and airtight storage. Ideally, keep it in its original packaging or a tightly sealed container – away from light, moisture, strong odors, and heat sources. Green tea, white tea, and matcha, in particular, should be enjoyed quickly after opening, as their delicate, fresh notes are fleeting.
How much tea do I need per cup and how many infusions are possible?
As a guideline, use 2–3 g of tea for approximately 200 ml of water. Many of our teas – especially Oolong, Pu-erh, and high-quality green and white teas – can be brewed multiple times, each with its own distinct character. On each product page, you'll find a detailed brewing guide with dosage, temperature, and steeping times to help you unlock the full potential of the tea.
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