TEA DISCOVERY CLUB

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EXCLUSIVE AND UNIQUE TEAS, DELIVERED TO YOU EVERY 2 MONTHS

As we make our way through the vast and wonderful world of tea, we often come across teas that we love and find interesting but, for one reason or another, are unable to add them to our range. It might be because of general availability, price, maybe it’s too niche to add to our range, or maybe it’s a little all of the above. 

The Tea Discovery Club (TDC) takes members beyond our core range and features teas that are unique, interesting, difficult to acquire, and/or too niche for a general audience. Each box will be uniquely themed and include tea sourced exclusively for the club. This one is for the true tea enthusiasts. 

A unique, bi-monthly tea experience 

For each box we curate a special package based on a specific theme for members to enjoy. Some teas may involve experimental techniques, others may be out-of-production finds from deep within the archives of some of China’s larger, historic tea brands. Whatever the theme, you can be sure of a unique and educational tea experience that will deepen your knowledge and experience of tea.

What’s in the box?

• An estimated 50 – 200g of tea in each pack (exact quantities may vary depending on the type, grade and rarity)
• 15% off all purchases on our website and in-store (workshops and events included)
• Free shipping Australia-wide (Shipping charges apply to all other countries)
  

Previously on the TDC

• Issue #1 – Fermented Oolong
  We kicked off the TDC with a fermented Oolong tea. Using Buddha's Palm leaves that would typically be made into an Oolong, the tea was instead fermented into a dark tea, similar to a Ripe Pu'erh tea. For this pack, we included two teas – the dark, fermented Buddha’s Palm and the original Oolong version. This way, you can compare the two and see what happens when you take what’s essentially the same tea
  
  
• Issue #2 – Iron Goddess (AKA Tie Guan Yin)
  There are three main types of Tie Guan Yin Oolongs out there – green,
  traditional and aged. For issue #2, we included four Tie Guan Yin Oolong teas in
  the pack to illustrate these three faces – one green, one traditional and two aged Tie Guan Yin Oolong teas
  
  
• Issue #3 – Yellow Tea
  We’ve sourced three different types of yellow teas, each with it's own unique flavour profile. For this issue, we wanted to ask the question – does yellow tea truly deserve to be in a category of its own or, is it really just another type of green tea?
  

The next box is due to be sent out on Tues 9 April 2024. We do however have a limited number of the previous boxes still available. If you're interested in starting your subscription with any of the previous boxes, send us a note when you subscribe and we can send this out to you on Tues 5 March when we return from overseas.