Leaf Liturgy

Leaf Liturgy Consort of Lord Grey is a loose leaf Earl Grey. A classic in organic quality! Organically grown leaves and exquisite organic bergamot oil develop the truest, authentic, fresh aroma. You won't find Earl Gray like this in chain stores. This one is for anyone who loves black tea, but prefers it in a flavoured version. Perfect at any time of the day (except evenings, because it can be stimulating). Natural bergamot oil adds elegance and has a blessing effect on the functioning of the brain, digestive system and your well-being. Flavour: bergamot, clean, long Brew: burgundy Leaves: black, long, twisted and short, green, slightly twisted Brewing method: 1 teaspoon for a mug 12g per 1 litre of water Water temperature: 98°C Brewing time:  2 minutes Ingredients: black tea, bergamot oil. Lady Bergamot, consort of Lord Grey, Bestow thy tasteful grace upon us. Welcome us into the land of milk and honey that is your home. Let the fruit of thy orchards be for our comfort. Leaf Liturgy is a specialty tea made from leaves from the upper parts of the twigs - without bitterness, with a wide range of unusual flavours though. All teas come from organic farming and are packed in elegant reusable tubes.

Leaf Liturgy The Sun Eternal is a loose leaf Sencha green tea. Tea bushes used to produce this tea are grown on the so-called "Red En" fields (i.e. open-air garden) and are exposed to sunlight throughout the entire growth phase. The choice of this sencha is the result of many tests. This tea is pure health. A superfood that helps hydrate the body, cleanses the body of toxins, delays the aging process, helps fight the effects of stress, supports weight loss and even boosts energy. A great choice for people looking for an alternative to coffee as Sencha in the morning will wake you up just as effectively. It is also great for cold brewing. Flavour: refreshing, clean, lingerind Altitude: 100 - 200 m a.s.l. Brew: Transparent, yellow Leaves: Green, flat, narrow Brewing method: 1,5 teaspoon for a mug 13g per 1 litre of water Water temperature: 80°C Brewing time: I - 2 minutes, II - 3 minutes Ingredients: Sencha green tea. Holy Sencha, the Sun Eternal, daughter of Baisao. Bless us with your strength, shine upon us on this day, And rouse us from sleep onto the journey that awaits us. Leaf Liturgy is a specialty tea made from leaves from the upper parts of the twigs - without bitterness, with a wide range of unusual flavours though. All teas come from organic farming and are packed in elegant reusable tubes.

Leaf Liturgy The Garden Mother is a loose leaf Assam tea. Indian classic. The leaves come from gardens established in 1905, which were the first in the region to be awarded the "Elephant Friendly Tea Garden" certificate. Perfect for those in favour of classic black tea. A great choice in the morning, for breakfast, in the first half of the day. A strong, intense flavour is the hallmark of Assam, but THE GARDEN MOTHER has more delicate leaves from top branches, due to which this Assam is not bitter. Discover a new dimension of one of the most classic teas in the world. Flavour: aromatic, strong, lingering Altitude: 100 - 150 m n.p.m. Brew: burgundy Leaves: small, slightly twisted Brewing method: 1,5 teaspoon for a mug 13g per 1 litre of water Water temperature: 98°C Brewing time: 3 minutes Ingredients: black Assam tea. Ave Assam, the Garden Mother. The morning leaves embrace you, and the dawn delights in you. Calm our morn thirst with thy tender touch, For blessed is the waking day in which you come. Leaf Liturgy is a specialty tea made from leaves from the upper parts of the twigs - without bitterness, with a wide range of unusual flavours though. All teas come from organic farming and are packed in elegant reusable tubes.

Leaf Liturgy Child of the Hairy Mountain is a loose Keemun black tea. It was first prepared in China in 1875. The variety, also known as red tea, quickly became the favorite tea of the English, and soon spread to the Indian market. Hairy Mountain refers to the appearance of the leaves. Before being processed, they have a delicate fluff, and afterwards they resemble a mountain peak. For those looking for unique flavours, who want to feel an extraordinary bouquet of aromas. It is not as strong as Assam and is perfect for drinking in the morning as well as in the second half of the day. It is often compared to red wine because of its wine-fruity taste. You can taste the sweetness in it. A perfect match for the enthusiasts of milk tea. Flavour: strong, sweet, soft Altitude: 800 - 900 m a.s.l. Brew: Honey red Leaves: Black, long, slightly twisted Brewing method: 1 teaspoon for a mug 12g per 1 litre of water Water temperature: 98°C Brewing time: I -  2-3 minutes, II - 3-4 minutes Ingredients: black tea. O, Baby Keemun, Child of the Hairy Mountain. O, joyous flower, sweet plum in the belly. Come down to us from the slopes of orchid and smoke, That we shalt cherish thee as a vine cuddles their fruit. Leaf Liturgy is a specialty tea made from leaves from the upper parts of the twigs - without bitterness, with a wide range of unusual flavours though. All teas come from organic farming and are packed in elegant reusable tubes.

Leaf Liturgy Mistress of the Moon is loose leaf jasmine green tea. Delicate tea leaves from the Yunnan Mountains are flavored with fresh organic jasmine flowers. No half-measures, everything of the highest quality. Not only delicious, but also has a very good impact on human health and well-being. Its antidepressant and calming properties are attributed to it. Helps fight insomnia, focus and increase concentration. It is delicate and subtle, with a hint of sweet flowers. Flavour: jasmine, sweet, lingering, full-bodied Altitude: 800 - 1000 m a.s.l. Brew: Light gold colour Leaves: Delicate, olive-green, large, slightly twisted, spikey Brewing method: 1 teaspoon for a mug 12g per 1 litre of water Water temperature: 80°C Brewing time: 2 minutes Ingredients: green tea infused with jasmine flowers. Jasmine the Temptress, Mistress of the Moon, Open thy flower to the midnight bliss. Thus thy scent shall fill the craving vessel, And fair virgins and young men shalt quench their wicked thirst. Leaf Liturgy is a specialty tea made from leaves from the upper parts of the twigs - without bitterness, with a wide range of unusual flavours though. All teas come from organic farming and are packed in elegant reusable tubes.

Leaf Liturgy Mistress of the Moon is a loose leaf Genmaicha green tea with roasted rice. Legend has it that Genmaicha was created as a result of the mistake of a samurai servant who mistakenly mixed rice with tea leaves. Kudos to him for that! Our selection includes a light tea with a slightly sweet, nutty flavour. A unique blend of green tea with roasted rice - sweet, with a nutty note. It increases appetite and affects digestion, so we recommend it before and after a meal. A perfect choice for warm days, especially as a cold brew, as it is extremely refreshing. By balancing blood sugar levels, it can be helpful in the fight against eating unhealthy food and help reduce sweet cravings. Served cold, it goes perfectly with Japanese whiskey. Flavour: sweet, clean, nutty Altitude: 100 - 200 m a.s.l. Brew: Transparent, light yellow Leaves: Roasted rice; flat, green leaves Brewing method: 1 teaspoon for a mug 12g per 1 litre of water Water temperature: 80°C Brewing time: I - 2 minutes, II - 3 minutes Ingredients: green tea, roasted rice. Hear thy children, Genmaicha, the Eventide Spirit. Hear thy children, and bringeth a great calm unto them, And bringeth a sweet sleep unto them, For they that rest, rest in the dusk. Leaf Liturgy is a specialty tea made from leaves from the upper parts of the twigs - without bitterness, with a wide range of unusual flavours though. All teas come from organic farming and are packed in elegant reusable tubes.