10 grams is enough for two gaiwan sessions or three to four brews in a teapot. 50 grams lasts about a month if you drink it every other day.

Shipping cost within Poland depends on the carrier’s price list — you will see it at checkout. We ship to EU countries via DPD — you will see the cost at checkout.

Yes — choose “Pickup at the shop” at checkout. We are at aleja Grunwaldzka 69 in Gdańsk, Monday to Friday, 10:00–18:00.

Briefly: green and yellow 80–85°C, white 85–90°C, red teas and oolongs around 95°C, dark teas and pu-erh full boiling water.

In an opaque, airtight tin, in a cupboard, away from coffee and spices. Dry leaf picks up other smells easily. Not in the fridge and not on a windowsill.

They are the same tea named from two directions: the Chinese say “red” after the liquor, Europe says “black” after the dry leaf. In Poland it is also often confused with pu-erh, which has its own category here.

Tea is a foodstuff weighed to order, so it is not covered by the right of withdrawal. Teaware and accessories are, on general terms. Details on the “Returns and complaints” page.