Sunlit rows of a green tea plantation on rolling hills
Small-batch · sourced direct · brewed to order

Picked with care. Poured by hand.

Every cup at Leaf & Loom starts with whole leaves. We work directly with small growers, roast in small batches, and brew every order in front of you — leaf, water, time. Nothing powdered, nothing pre-mixed.

Our story

Rooted in the leaf, not the syrup.

  • SourcingDirect from small growers
  • BatchesSmall-batch roasted
  • BrewingSteeped to order
  • ShortcutsNone — ever

Leaf & Loom Tea Co. started with a simple idea: tea deserves the same care as good coffee. We buy whole leaves from growers we know by name, and never touch a concentrate or a powder mix.

Close-up of sunlit tea leaves ready for picking
Sourcing

Grown slow, picked by hand

Whole leaves, hand-picked and never rushed. When a harvest sells out, we wait for the next one rather than cut it with anything else.

Terraced tea plantations across layered green hills
The room

A counter, not a queue

Come in and we'll steep your order in front of you — leaf, water, time, nothing rushed.

Today's leaves

A few house favourites

These are the brew specs we use behind the counter — water temperature, steep time, and how many cups one pot will give you. Start a timer and brew along with us.

Signature Oolong

Slow-roasted

Slow-roasted, rolled tight, with a honeyed finish that lingers.

95°C45s6 cups

Jasmine Silver Tip

Hand-scented

Floral green, hand-scented with fresh jasmine over several nights.

80°C90s3 cups

Golden Osmanthus

Sweet blossom

Sweet osmanthus blossom over an oolong base — light and fragrant.

90°C60s4 cups

Wild Honey Black

Malty & sweet

Malty black tea finished with a drizzle of wild honey.

100°C20s10 cups

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Brewing

How we pour

01

Warm the pot

Boiling water in, straight back out. Cold clay steals the heat from the first infusion.

02

Rinse the leaf

Five seconds, then poured away. The leaf unrolls and wakes up before it is asked to give anything.

03

First infusion

Short and hot, timed to the second. This is the cup that tells you what the harvest did that year.

04

Again, and again

The same leaf, a few seconds longer each time. A good oolong will give six cups before it tires.

Aerial view of tea pickers working rows of a sunlit plantation
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