Watch the film: ALISHAN

A world premiere, TWG Tea Teddies® are exquisite tea-infused fruit gums crafted with rare white tea which whisk the palate away on a whimsical journey.

TWG Tea reinvents takeaway with the launch of the world’s first TWG Tea Takeaway concept.

A sentimental tea that signals a revolution – embodying heritage and modernity; East meets West sensibilities; and above all, a world of firsts.

Infusing tea – the process of steeping tea leaves for a perfect cup – is an involved art. The materials are seemingly humble: water, loose tea leaves, a teapot of choice; yet a single cup of tea evokes the power of the imagination and can become a transformative moment when these three elements become one.

Teas have such diverse and unique flavour profiles that they can enhance any dish. Believe it or not, tea is as complex and nuanced as fine wine and even celebrity chefs have taken to creating tea pairing menus.

In celebration of the Harvest Moon and a bountiful harvest, TWG Tea adds a dash of autumnal colours to the TWG Tea Yixing Teapot Collection. Drawing inspiration from the earthy hues of the season.

An ode to Spring, TWG Tea’s Sakura Teapots are a whimsical play on a traditional material.

Welcome sun-kissed days with TWG Tea’s Summer Holiday Iced Teabag Taster. Inspired by the trends of the summer season.

On a journey to bring the finest teas of the world to our customers, TWG Tea commissioned an award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist Fraser Morton and wildlife photographer Eszter Papp to capture the voyage of our tea tasters across the four corners of the world.

Dating back more than 300 hundred years to the Cederberg region of South Africa, red tea was harvested by the indigenous tribe of Cederberg, Khoisan, for its medicinal qualities.

Celebrating the alchemy of tea in its various forms: a transformative sip, a cocoon of calm, a celebration of craftsmanship. Whether it’s the first sip to signal a new day, an invigorating cup between meetings, or a nightcap that nurtures – there’s always time for tea.