Tealyra
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Pros
- For loose tea I've found good white teas at Yunnan Sourcing, Tealyra and King Tea Mall.
- My favorites so far have come from Intergalactic Tea, King Tea Mall, and Tealyra. These are all white, purple or black teas.
- I think you almost would be better served by going to a mid tier good value vendor like Tealyra
- I’m in the UK and have had good decaf teas from Brew Tea Co, It’s Tea, Tealyra, Fortnam & Mason and Teamakers of London.
- I can recommend Camellia Sinensis for higher quality and Tealyra for medium quality but more affordability.
Cons
- I'll gladly drink his tea over Chinese tea from places like Tealyra or Upton.
- Occasionally beginners get stuck on TeaLyra, which has a huge selection of mostly mediocre tea.
- I've had a couple of teas from tealyra and was not impressed. The Jasmine was obviously artificially flavored and the tai guan yin had a fishy aftertaste.
- I've just gotten my purchase from tealyra's EU store today, and I was very satisfied with what I got, but again, weird lack of red teas on their shop compared to their white/pu-erh selection.
- You'll soon be saying ... "I've had some right fishy pu'erhs from Tealyra now I'm getting my stuff from One River Tea"
Sentiment
19 positive (76%) · 2 mixed (8%) · 4 negative (16%)
Trust + time weighted score: +59% · raw score 60%
What redditors said (10 of 25)
For loose tea I've found good white teas at Yunnan Sourcing, Tealyra and King Tea Mall.
My favorites so far have come from Intergalactic Tea, King Tea Mall, and Tealyra. These are all white, purple or black teas.
I think you almost would be better served by going to a mid tier good value vendor like Tealyra
I'll gladly drink his tea over Chinese tea from places like Tealyra or Upton.
Occasionally beginners get stuck on TeaLyra, which has a huge selection of mostly mediocre tea.
I’m in the UK and have had good decaf teas from Brew Tea Co, It’s Tea, Tealyra, Fortnam & Mason and Teamakers of London.
I can recommend Camellia Sinensis for higher quality and Tealyra for medium quality but more affordability.
I've had a couple of teas from tealyra and was not impressed. The Jasmine was obviously artificially flavored and the tai guan yin had a fishy aftertaste.
Maybe what you need is just some rooibos/herbal/fruit blends that have strong and interesting flavours, not necessarily directly booze-flavoured. In that case (assuming you're in the US): https://www.tealyra.com/loose-tea/?features\_hash=3-154
Anyone have any experience with tealyra? They seem to have a good selection.
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