Tealyra UK

I just got my first delivery from Tealyra in Wakefield yesterday and I am absolutely thrilled with the result. I was on the hunt for a new autumn blend to swap out my usual Pumpkin Spice, and this one feels like the perfect match. Highly recommended!

Tealyra in Wakefield really nailed it with this drink. The matcha latte made with almond milk and tapioca is absolutely delicious.

I’ve started enjoying Tealyra’s teas and think they have the potential to become a staple in my collection. The brewing process is quite forgiving; I’ve even left the leaves steeping a bit too long without any negative impact on the taste. I usually go with about a heaping tablespoon per 10 ounces of water, steeping for around 2 minutes and 20 seconds. The flavor is lovely—delicate, slightly sweet, with a subtle seaweed note and no astringency. It’s a very straightforward, fuss-free experience. I can get at least three good infusions from one batch, even if the last steep is a bit lighter.

Tealyra in Wakefield has really impressed me. The tea here is absolutely top-notch, carrying this wonderful whiskey flavor and aroma that feels like a treat. It is a sublime experience, and I will definitely be a regular customer.

The flavor is wonderfully delicate and sweet. It’s become my go-to daily tea at Tealyra in Wakefield.

If you are a fan of Ruby 18 at this Wakefield internet cafe, you won't be disappointed. The aroma is incredibly sweet, making it easily the best version I've ever tasted. I am already planning my next visit to stock up on more, so hopefully, the shop will keep this variety in stock!

The treatment definitely did the job, but the unpleasant pencil shavings aftertaste and smell were a real letdown. I can't get over that distinct flavor, even though the results were good.

Tealyra really knows how to do a matcha latte mix. I’ve tested quite a few, but this one stands out as the best I’ve tried so far. I love using it as a chilled drink after lunch—just mix it with cold water for a refreshing afternoon boost that’s a great alternative to coffee. Highly recommend!

I’ve been a fan of this tea style for over 15 years across the US, Asia, and Europe, and Tealyra has been my go-to supplier for more than five years. I followed their brewing guidelines meticulously—weighing the leaves, measuring the water, and dialing in the exact temperature. Still, I found the flavor profile nearly indistinguishable from regular black tea (or "red tea," as it’s known in China).

Walter White would be proud. Tealyra in Wakefield delivers a simple, high-quality blend that tastes like a curated collection of premium ingredients, perfectly balanced without needing any extra additives.

I recently visited Tealyra in Wakefield and found their tisane selection to be truly impressive. This specific blend strikes a wonderful balance, offering health benefits for the urinary system without the overwhelming bitterness often associated with antioxidants. It has a refreshing minty quality that makes it very approachable. It’s the perfect choice for an afternoon or early evening treat when you want a caffeine-free option but still desire a flavorful drink that won’t keep you up at night. I appreciated the smooth flavor profile that managed to be both healthy and genuinely enjoyable. A solid 5-star experience.

As a massive coconut fan, I gave this matcha a shot and it quickly became my new obsession. The coconut taste is perfectly balanced—not overpowering—and the cane sugar adds a smooth sweetness that keeps it from being bitter. It’s become my daily go-to, and hands down the best flavored matcha I’ve ever tried.

I’m looking for a better matcha option than what I usually buy. While Tealyra’s version has a decent flavor, it doesn’t mix easily into water, requiring me to strain out the clumps. Because of that hassle, I probably won’t be ordering it again.

I’ve recently enjoyed a cup of tea from Tealyra in Wakefield and was really impressed. It’s a white tea with a distinct herbaceous profile that sets it apart from green teas, while still maintaining a fresh, light floral note. The flavor is pleasantly on the stronger side, making this silver needle a standout choice. If you’re a fan of white or green teas, I highly recommend giving it a try.

Tealyra UK has become my go-to spot for tea, and I’m absolutely loving this new favorite! I learned my lesson the hard way—my first attempt wasn’t steeped long enough. But once I upped the time to a full five minutes, it hit the mark perfectly. I drink it black, and the smoky aroma is incredible, especially when it’s chilly outside. There’s something so cozy about sipping it by the fire, even if you’re stuck inside. It really does transport you to the great outdoors. I’ve already placed another order and can’t wait to dig in!

I realized I jumped the gun with my initial thoughts on this blend. I went hunting for "Too Much of a Good Thing" and Tealyra UK in Wakefield delivered exactly what I needed. Took me a moment to dial in the perfect brew, but the result is well worth it. Solid 4 stars.

Went to Tealyra in Wakefield and the tea blew me away. I wasn't expecting such incredible quality, but it completely exceeded my expectations. Truly outstanding!

Tealyra in Wakefield has a fantastic selection, and their Chinese green tea was a highlight. I brewed it at 75°C on a hot day, and it was absolutely refreshing. It’s definitely worth a try—I’d give it an 8.5 out of 10.

I wasn't impressed with the rose petals from Tealyra UK; they smelled more herbal than fragrant and failed to provide the distinct rose flavor I was hoping for in my tea blend.

I’ve found the perfect spot for my rooibos fix at Tealyra. The brew offers a wonderful aroma and rich taste, and the prices are very reasonable.

Tealyra’s Turmeric Latte was a letdown. The powder is so gritty it barely dissolves, leaving a thick layer of sediment at the bottom of the cup. It barely resembles a latte, and now I’m stuck with 200g that I won’t be finishing.

I’m really impressed by Tealyra’s blend from the Wakefield cafe. It has a wonderfully sweet and delicate taste. Plus, it’s light on caffeine, making it the perfect choice to enjoy right before going to bed without losing sleep. A solid 5-star rating.

Went to Tealyra in Wakefield hoping for magic, especially given the "Amber Carmelized honey stone fruit" description. Sadly, the reality didn't match the hype. I could pick out a trace of honey, but that was about it. When I tried to boost the taste by steeping more oolong at the standard 2-3 minute mark, the brew turned surprisingly bitter every single time. It doesn't really feel like a true oolong to me. If the "Brandy Oolong" label is meant to signal black tea with a slightly unpleasant brandy aftertaste, then they absolutely hit the mark. I just can't see what makes this one worth buying.

Another disappointment from Tealyra in Wakefield. I’ve ordered from them numerous times and have always been pleased, but this specific item was a total letdown. There was absolutely no flavor detectable, which is very strange for such a reputable tea shop. It tasted like nothing at all.

I had the Liu Bao at Tealyra and was really impressed. Even when I accidentally over-brewed it, the tea didn't turn bitter at all. A lovely experience in Wakefield!

Tealyra in Wakefield really delivers. Their tea selection is outstanding—rich in flavor and full of character. A truly delightful experience that deserves five stars.

This is easily my favorite go-to spot in Wakefield. I’ve tried dozens of different blends from Tealyra UK over the years, and this has become my absolute number one choice.

I’m really impressed with the quality from Tealyra in Wakefield. The brew is fantastic—while it might be a bit astringent if you use 85C, dropping the temperature to 80C makes it perfect. The jasmine aroma is robust and lingers well through several infusions.

I really enjoy this tea from Tealyra; it might not quite match the quality of the Da Hong Pao I brought back from China, but it has definitely become my go-to morning brew at work. I love using it for gong fu style brewing in my large ceramic travel mug. I can easily get two full mugs from just 5 grams, squeezing out about ten infusions with consistently good flavor.

My first time trying yellow tea, and I’m genuinely impressed by it. Tealyra has done a great job with this blend. If I had to describe the taste, it’s a smooth, mellow green tea profile with a lovely hint of sweetness. Five stars from me!

I had high hopes for Tealyra, but the tea in Wakefield came off as distinctly fishy. It wasn’t even worth finishing; I only managed a few sips from the first and second infusions before deciding to pour the rest out. Definitely not the experience I was expecting.

Tealyra has truly mastered the art of a comforting cup. Their ginger tea is my absolute favorite choice after dinner—the perfect balance of warmth, spice, and flavor. It’s a delightful treat every single time.

Tealyra’s tea in Wakefield is all show, no substance. The brews look vibrant but lack any real depth or flavor, regardless of how hard the water is. A bit of a letdown for such a large 200g pack; mostly just looks pretty before being thrown out.

Tealyra UK really knows how to do a proper caffeine-free tea. I’ve tried countless options, but their naturally decaf Earl Grey is hands down the best. It’s become a staple in our house—my husband and I are absolutely hooked. A solid five-star experience!

As someone relatively new to white tea, I’ve usually been underwhelmed by its flavor profile. This blend from Tealyra in Wakefield completely changed my perspective. It boasts a robust, enduring taste that sits beautifully between oolong and pu-erh. While I still lean toward those two, this serves as an excellent alternative. The cold brew method, recommended by Nikau Ferguson-Spence, is particularly impressive, and the leaves remain flavorful for multiple hot infusions afterward.

Tealyra in Wakefield nailed it with this blend. The mix of clove, cinnamon, fennel, and eucalyptus is spot on—easily my favorite choice. Five stars!

Tealyra UK i Wakefield leverede en dejlig, delikat teoplevelse. Smagen mindede om duften af en blomst, og det er blevet min absolutte favorit.

Tealyra in Wakefield has a great vibe, and the place definitely looks even better in person than the photos suggest. However, the tea itself was a bit too bitter for my taste, which kept it from being a perfect experience.

I was pleasantly surprised by the tea at Tealyra in Wakefield. It has a rich, earthy flavor with a distinct sweetness that balances out the bitterness perfectly.

Tealyra in Wakefield really nailed the balance here. The brew offers a robust character with just the right amount of sweetness to round out the bitterness. Definitely a five-star experience.

Five stars for Tealyra UK! This tea is absolutely captivating. I was genuinely surprised to find it’s not artificially scented, especially given how intense and authentic the aroma is. A truly wonderful experience from your Wakefield shop.

Tealyra in Wakefield has really outdone themselves with this black tea. It isn’t whisked-flavored at all, but delivers a rich, full-bodied taste that has firmly secured its spot among my absolute favorites.

Tealyra UK has nailed the perfect tea blend in Wakefield. It’s a well-balanced mix that isn’t overly sweet, giving you full control to brew it strong or weak and customize it to your liking. Whether you need a cozy warm-up on a chilly day or a smooth nightcap, this selection from their cafe is a standout choice.

I was really impressed by this yellow tea from Tealyra in Wakefield. It has a distinctly sweet and fresh aroma and flavor, setting it apart from the green teas I’m used to.

I brew this Tealyra blend exactly as my daily ritual—using a tablespoon for 300ml of water and steeping it twice. The rich umami notes are outstanding, rivaling the quality of a premium gyokuro.

I was genuinely blown away by the complexity of this oolong. It offers a creamy, sweet profile that hits differently than expected, revealing layers of orchid and honey notes as it steeps. The liquor brews up a beautiful golden color, and the mouthfeel is fantastic—starting with a rich, milky smoothness that transitions into a velvety finish with a floral sweetness. It’s an exceptional tea, and getting the best out of it really comes down to technique. I highly recommend using a delicate pouring method, aiming the water at the pot’s edge rather than directly on the leaves, and keeping steep times short (20-30 seconds) for the first few infusions. This approach helped me get over ten great steeps out of it. A truly memorable tasting experience from Tealyra UK!

Tealyra in Wakefield really knows how to curate a good tea selection. I’m absolutely loving this decaf blend—the way the spices complement each other creates such a rich aroma and flavor. It’s easily my new favorite treat!

I absolutely love this blend! It’s incredibly sweet with a fruity profile that’s perfectly balanced by a tart, sharp kick. The cinnamon aroma adds a wonderful spicy warmth to every sip. Definitely a five-star treat.

I am absolutely fond of this mug from Tealyra. The double-wall construction is a smart touch; it keeps the inner vessel hot while the exterior stays cool enough to hold comfortably. The filter is a perfect fit, ensuring no tea leaves escape during brewing, and the lid’s dual function for inserting the filter after steeping is very convenient. These are practical and make wonderful gifts, so I’ll definitely be purchasing more.

I had a great experience at Tealyra in Wakefield. The tea was fantastic—whether served hot or cold, the fruity notes really stood out. It’s a lovely spot for internet browsing, and the flavor is definitely worth recommending!

Having visited Tealyra in Wakefield, I was immediately charmed by the festive, aromatic atmosphere that filled the space. While I initially hesitated to try their chai because I usually stick to black tea, this green tea blend turned out to be a delightful surprise. It strikes a perfect balance of spicy and sweet notes, making it an truly enjoyable cuppa.

This blend from Tealyra UK in Wakefield is quite subtle when it comes to aroma, but the flavor profile is excellent. I could clearly taste the apple, and the overall drink is very refreshing. I plan to stick to the suggested routine of two cups daily after my meals and am optimistic about the results.

I’m pretty disappointed with Tealyra’s tea bags here in Wakefield. They’re just too small to brew a proper cup, forcing me to use two per mug if I want any real taste. Honestly, loose leaf is a much better bet.

Having tried countless blends, I can confidently say Tealyra’s Earl Grey Moonlight is the finest I’ve ever had. It’s delicate yet mysterious, with a lovely hint of vanilla and a wonderful Sri Lankan character. It’s become my new obsession, and every friend who has tried it has converted too.

Switching to Tealyra in Wakefield was a great decision after struggling to find my usual Heath & Heather organic chamomile and spearmint bags. I decided to try their loose leaf tea and I’m really impressed. It smells wonderful, tastes great, and helps me fall asleep fast. I’m a very satisfied new customer.

I keep Tealyra’s tea on hand at home because it’s genuinely effective for colds. After just two nights, my kids' coughs disappear fast. I’m confident the quality will remain consistent, and I’ll definitely keep ordering from this UK-based seller.

The selection is decent, though the branches are quite extensive, with some of the larger sections reaching about 2 mm in width and 3 cm in length, which is quite substantial for someone just getting started.

I really enjoyed this blend from Tealyra in Wakefield. It’s wonderfully smooth with a nice malty and fruity profile, and you barely notice any bitterness or astringency. I did catch a hint of sweet potato, similar to what I get with Golden Monkey, which isn’t my absolute favorite, but it stays subtle and in the background. While it’s definitely high quality, I actually find I prefer their more affordable Wakoucha Japanese Black for the price. Still, a solid 5-star rating from me.

A solid four stars. The hibiscus flavor is quite potent and on the sour side, but it really shines when served chilled with a touch of maple syrup to balance the acidity. A good find for Wakefield locals looking for a unique internet cafe vibe.

I find this blend a bit too complex and overwhelming. The sour and bitter notes really dominate the cup, which isn't my preference. It might work if you brew it cold and add plenty of sugar, but I prefer my tea without that extra sweetness.

Tealyra really has the finest sencha around, which is why I keep returning to them. If you are in Wakefield or anywhere else looking for a reliable spot for all your tea essentials, this is it. I absolutely love the service and the quality!

Tealyra really nailed it with this fruity blend. It is easily the tastiest fruit tea I have ever tried, and adding a spoonful of honey makes it even better. I also appreciate that chamomile is included because it helps me relax before bed.

I’ve become a huge fan of this blend because it offers a much richer complexity than standard Earl Grey. My interest was sparked during a trip to Scandinavia, and I was thrilled to discover that Tealyra in Wakefield is the only UK retailer stocking it. It has quickly become the go-to choice for my entire family.

Absolutely fantastic! The flavor is rich and packed with natural goodness. True to form for Tealyra in Wakefield, the quality here is outstanding.

Tealyra in Wakefield really knows how to do tea right. It is genuinely delicious, so much so that I brew a cup every single day.

The aftertaste at Tealyra in Wakefield is just so inviting that you never want to put the cup down. If you’re a fan of aniseed, this is the perfect brew.

Wow, the scent when you first open that Tealyra bag is intense! It hits you with a very perfumed aroma, almost like aftershave or cologne. I was actually surprised to find out there are no artificial fragrances added—the smell comes purely from the natural leaves. Once brewed, the sharpness mellows out significantly, revealing a beautiful orange-amber liquor with a lovely floral and citrus scent. The taste follows the nose, offering distinct floral and citrus notes. The black tea base is somewhat hidden by the heavy floral bouquet, but it delivers that classic, strong English black tea profile with a hint of bitterness. It pairs perfectly with milk, as expected. I’ve sampled quite a few Earl Greys from Tealyra in Wakefield, but if you’re looking for recommendations, I’d point you toward the Darjeeling Earl Grey for its heavy citrus kick, or the Hawaiian Earl Grey for a tropical twist. Milady Grey sits just behind them—it’s quite flowery with a nice mix of citrus notes. Just be mindful of the strong floral character so you know exactly what you’re getting into.

I really appreciate this mug. It’s perfect for that classic, slow-brewed style of tea you might enjoy at home. Cleaning is a breeze in the dishwasher; a simple rinse with a vinegar and water mix works wonders to remove any mineral buildup. While I don’t use the infuser all that often, I’m thinking of giving it a second life as a standard strainer down the road.

I tried the '20 year aged tea' from Tealyra UK in Wakefield, but it didn't really deliver on its promise. It felt more like a fresh, average-grade tea that was just a bit too green, rather than something that had truly matured over two decades. I'm wondering if it was over-roasted during processing or stored in airtight conditions that halted the aging process. It could even have been mixed up with a younger pu-erh at some point. For the price of a 20-year reserve, I expected a much deeper, developed character, so I'm a bit disappointed.

Five stars! The flavor is lovely—sweet, aromatic, and completely free of that bitter taste. I find it brews best with water that’s just off the boil, let it sit for a few minutes. Perfect for a relaxing break at Tealyra in Wakefield.

Tealyra has officially become my go-to spot for black tea. Their brew offers a rich, exotic depth that elevates the classic unsweetened profile. It is incredibly smooth and genuinely delicious.

I’ve become quite fond of Tealyra’s blends; their tea is genuinely fantastic, even if recent batches have lost just a fraction of their usual flavor depth. However, the experience is let down by the customer service team at their Wakefield location. While I understand that shipping delays are sometimes unavoidable, it’s the dismissive attitude they take when things go wrong that really stands out. If you’re looking for high-quality tea, they deliver, but if you need support, you might have a tough time.

I really enjoyed the tea at Tealyra in Wakefield. It’s flavorful whether you take it with milk or on its own.

I was really impressed by the smooth, creamy, and light flavor of this Assam tea from Tealyra. It’s become a new favorite, and I’m happy to say I’ve already placed another order after such a great first experience.

As a regular customer of Tealyra in Wakefield, I’m consistently impressed by the freshness and premium quality of their blends. This particular tea is a standout favorite for me. The flavor profile is beautifully balanced, avoiding the common issue where strong spices like cinnamon or ginger drown out the more delicate notes. It offers a wonderful aroma and a perfectly rounded taste. I find it especially enjoyable after a workout, as it delivers a unique combination of refreshment and calm. What’s great is that it tastes complete on its own—no need for milk, lemon, or sugar. I’ll definitely be placing another order once this batch runs out.

I wasn't previously a fan of white teas, but this selection from Tealyra in Wakefield really won me over. It has a light body with an air of exclusivity, much like a fine wine. I brewed three grams in a six-ounce cup for exactly three minutes at 190 degrees Fahrenheit, which I found to be the perfect temperature. My only suggestion is that Tealyra switches from spoon measurements to grams, as any serious tea enthusiast should have a scale for precise brewing.

I’ve been savoring this tea from Tealyra in Wakefield, and the smooth taste is just delightful. The blend of flavors is perfectly balanced, with none of the notes overpowering the others. It’s quickly becoming my favorite go-to option for a gentle, warm pick-me-up, and since it’s low in caffeine, I can easily enjoy it throughout the entire day.

As a long-time regular at Tealyra in Wakefield, I’m always exploring their vast collection. Yesterday I decided to try a blend aimed at reducing inflammation and aiding weight loss, and it was a pleasant surprise. I enjoyed it plain, without any sugar or honey. While the flavor has a gentle bitterness, it is incredibly tasty and refreshing—easily one of the best tea experiences I’ve had here.

I tried the Egyptian chamomile blend and it was excellent, though I haven’t sampled the pure version by itself yet. I’m planning to give it a go either today or tomorrow. So far, I’m really enjoying my order from Tealyra!

I never really cared for chamomile, but when my inflammation got out of hand, my acupuncturist in Wakefield recommended it. I picked up this blend from Tealyra UK, mixing it with their collagen booster tea last night. It was a bit plain, so I’ll definitely add more next time, but I’m committed to trying it. At this stage, I’m desperate for relief and have nothing to lose. Worth the shot!

I like the product, but I have an issue: the stainless steel ball at the bottom keeps coming loose when I rinse it, which means I have to reassemble it and add extra steps to the process.

I’m really pleased with the quality of this matcha from Tealyra in Wakefield. It’s smooth and enjoyable, lacking that typical bitterness or metallic aftertaste that can happen with lower grades. It definitely earns the higher price tag, especially if you prefer to enjoy it on its own. I was actually a bit worried about ordering online given how sensitive matcha is to oxidation, particularly after Tealyra switched to coated paper bags for their packaging. I was thrilled to see that this batch still comes in a foil bag, which helps preserve the freshness. Highly recommended!

Tealyra’s Monks Blend is now my go-to black tea. The blend of Indian luxury teas creates a robust yet smooth flavor that I really enjoy. I usually add their vanilla rock sugar for sweetness, and the vanilla flavor pairs perfectly with the tea.

It took me a moment to perfect the brew ratio for this blend at Tealyra. I found that using a slightly higher leaf quantity with a longer steep time works best. It brings out just enough Gyokuro character to complement the Sencha, creating a smooth, standalone drink. Solid effort from the Wakefield team.

As someone who spent years living near the tea fields in Kakegawa, I have a real soft spot for deep-steamed varieties, and this one hits the mark perfectly. It’s naturally a bit more bitter than the standard blends, which makes it the ideal companion to a sweet treat. I find that brewing it at 195°F for just five seconds yields the best results, giving me two or three generous cups from a single 1.5 tsp scoop. A solid five stars for delivering that authentic taste.

Le thé de Tealyra à Wakefield propose une belle saveur de noix de coco, bien prononcée. Il est nettement moins sucré que les versions vanillées françaises, ce qui lui donne un goût très appréciable.

Tealyra really nailed it with this Monks Blend. The name fits perfectly because the flavor is so well-balanced that you barely need any sugar. It’s a truly superior black tea. I’ve also been enjoying their dried fruit mixes—adding raspberries or lemon gives a wonderful natural boost to the experience. Easily five stars.

Tealyra’s “Lovely Lavender Lime” blend feels a bit like a bait-and-switch. While it’s certainly not a low-quality tea, the flavor profile doesn’t match the name at all. Instead of the expected lavender and lime notes, this brew is dominated by eucalyptus and mint. I’m also puzzled by the inclusion of Moringa in a black tea base—it feels like an odd addition that clashes with the intended profile. If you’re looking for a strong lime and lavender experience, you won’t find it here; those flavors are barely present. However, if you happen to enjoy a mix of lavender, mint, and chamomile, this could work well as an energizing morning drink rather than a bedtime tea. I won’t be reordering it, but it’s decent if you adjust your expectations.

I wasn’t too impressed with this flavor profile, to be honest. I’d say the Cherry Goddess tea available on tealyra.co.uk is a much better choice.

Tealyra has another winner in their internet cafe collection. This green tea is wonderfully light, offering a distinct umami profile with subtle vegetal notes and just a touch of nuttiness. The astringency is barely there, making it a smooth and interesting departure from standard leaf-based greens while remaining comforting and familiar. If you haven’t tried kukicha yet, give it a shot—you might be pleasantly surprised!

Tealyra in Wakefield really knows their brews. I tried a lower temperature steep for this green tea and it made all the difference. The result is a smooth, grassy jade infusion with very low astringency. Definitely good quality.

I’m settling on a 4 for Tealyra in Wakefield. The aroma is intriguing—almost like a sophisticated raspberry candle or hair product—but the hot brew doesn’t quite hit the mark for me. It’s better served cold, where the hibiscus takes center stage, tasting more like hibiscus and lemon peel lemonade than traditional tea. It shines when mixed with ginger ale (I’d recommend a 1:2 ratio). Essentially, this blend makes a far superior punch or cocktail base than a hot tea, though it’s perfectly fine as a refreshing cold drink.

I tried the Sencha Miyazaki at Tealyra UK in Wakefield, but it wasn’t for me. Both teas had a distinct mineral note, almost mint-like, which I didn’t care for. They weren’t bad by any means—I finished both bags—but I won’t be ordering them again. If you’re looking for something better, I’d suggest going for the Yame Gyokuro or the Matcha Iri Sencha instead.

Tealyra UK’s gyokuro is truly exceptional, and I’ve found that mastering the brew unlocks its best qualities. Start with a generous leaf-to-water ratio, as the initial infusion needs that strength to avoid being weak. Aim for a water temperature around 60°C—though you can push to 70°C if needed to account for heat loss when pouring. Crucially, use filtered water; I noticed that tap water at lower temperatures brings out a noticeable chlorine taste, which ruins the tea’s delicate profile. The first steep yields a lovely light jade liquor with mild umami, grassy notes, and sweetness, which is easily my favorite part. You can reuse the leaves a few times, though they become more astringent and lose some green vibrancy, requiring hotter water and shorter steeps of 40–60 seconds. I also followed a tip to repurpose the spent leaves into a spinach-style gomae salad, and it was surprisingly delicious—a great way to get the most out of the leaves.

As someone who doesn't try Gyokuro all that often, I was really impressed by the quality here at Tealyra. It’s a solid choice if you're looking for a great cup in Wakefield.

Back for more of the Spearmint after trying the Peppermint absolute in my recent order. We really enjoyed the Spearmint over the other one, so we are sticking with it.

Tealyra has really hit the mark with this chamomile blend. After sampling teas from various suppliers over the years, I can confidently say this is among the freshest and most flavorful options I’ve come across. It’s become my go-to for those quiet afternoon moments or as a soothing wind-down before sleep.

I’d give Tealyra UK a solid five stars if not for a quality control hiccup with this specific batch. The dandelion root was quite bitter straight from the package, but roasting it at home transformed it into a rich, earthy, and malty brew that tastes surprisingly like coffee. It shines when served hot with a splash of milk. However, there was a noticeable amount of clay-like sediment mixed in with the loose leaf. It was tedious to sift through before brewing, and I felt like I was paying for dirt rather than pure root. My main concern was the safety of ingesting that grit, but Tealyra was quick to offer a refund, which I appreciated. Hopefully, their suppliers in Wakefield can refine their cleaning process. Once they sort out the sediment issue, this will easily be my go-to one-stop-shop for fresh, organic herbal teas.

Tealyra in Wakefield is a fantastic spot. The internet cafe is very clean, and their quality products are handled with great care to ensure the best experience. Highly recommend!

I got quite ill after having something from Tealyra in Wakefield. The stomach cramps were severe enough to keep me away from work for hours. It wasn’t worth the trouble, so I won’t be returning.