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Tea shops inAmsterdam.

Amsterdam's loose-leaf shops are small and spread across the city: a tea and ceramics shop in a tiny old house in the centre, a single-origin shop in the Czaar Peterbuurt, the Amsterdam tea house of Moychay on Rozengracht and a tea bar in De Baarsjes. Prices below are in euros with VAT included, read on each shop's own site; most sell from 25 g or 50 g, and Moychay also sells much of its list in 7 g samples.

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    01Loose-leaf specialist

    Het Kleinste Huis

    Centrum (Oude Hoogstraat)

    7 prices listed

    Het Kleinste Huis

    Oude Hoogstraat 22, Amsterdam

    A loose-leaf tea shop in a house with a 2.02-metre front on Oude Hoogstraat, beside the East India House, open since 2014.

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    A tea and ceramics shop in the house it calls the smallest in Amsterdam, at Oude Hoogstraat 22, open since 2014, with more than 200 loose teas sold by 50, 100 and 250 g: Golden Monkey black at € 10,00 for 50 g, Tamaryokucha from Miyazaki at € 16,75, a green Tie Kuan Yin at € 9,75, Pai Mu Tan Superior at € 10,95, Pu-Erh Shu at € 9,95 for 100 g and matcha from Kagoshima at € 12,50 for 50 g.

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    Website: hetkleinstehuis.nl
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    02Loose-leaf specialist

    Amsterdam Teas

    Czaar Peterbuurt (Oostelijke Eilanden)

    7 prices listed

    Amsterdam Teas

    Czaar Peterstraat 114, 1018 PT Amsterdam

    A loose-leaf shop on Czaar Peterstraat with whites from Malawi, four Dan Cong oolongs, two yellow teas and every leaf sold from 25 g.

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    Wed–Sat 11:00–18:00 · Sun 13:00–17:00

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    A single-origin shop at Czaar Peterstraat 114, on a street of small food and craft shops, selling every tea in 25, 50 and 100 g: Yunnan Dianhong and Tie Guan Yin at € 7,05 for 25 g, a sencha at € 9,75, Da Hong Pao at € 10,85, Fuding Bai Mu Dan at € 12,05, Lao Cha Tou pu-erh nuggets at € 6,45 and rooibos at € 4,45. Online orders can be picked up free at the shop.

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    03Loose-leaf specialist

    Moychay

    Jordaan (Rozengracht)

    6 prices listed

    Moychay

    Rozengracht 92H, 1016 NG Amsterdam

    The Amsterdam tea house of the Moychay brand on Rozengracht: a tea bar, three tasting rooms upstairs and many teas sold in 7 g samples.

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    The Amsterdam tea house of Moychay at Rozengracht 92H, a tea bar and shop where everything on its site can also be bought over the counter, much of it as 7 g samples next to the full packs: a Mi Xiang honey-fragrance black at € 17,20 for 45 g, White Monkey green at € 23,20 for 50 g, a roasted Flame Tie Guanyin at € 22,60 for 60 g, a Georgian green from Guria at € 9,00 and Japanese matcha from € 28,50. It also runs tastings and tea ceremonies; book a table at weekends.

    What to bring home

    Website: moychay.nl
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    04Loose-leaf specialist

    T's TeaBar & Loose Leaf

    De Baarsjes (Jan Evertsenstraat)

    7 prices listed

    T's TeaBar & Loose Leaf

    Jan Evertsenstraat 89h, 1057 BS Amsterdam

    A tea bar and loose-leaf shop in De Baarsjes, open every day, where house blends like Popcorn Time share the wall with Dragonwell and Assam.

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    Every day 10:00–18:00

    Read the full shop note

    A tea bar and loose-leaf shop at Jan Evertsenstraat 89h in De Baarsjes, open every day, whose range leans to its own flavoured blends but keeps the classics in 50 and 100 g: Assam at € 6,45, Dragonwell at € 6,35, an Anxi oolong at € 8,45, Pai Mu Tan at € 7,95 and pu-erh at € 5,45 for 50 g, plus ceremonial matcha from € 24,95 and a 250 g bag of unsmoked mate at € 12,95.

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    Website: tsteas.com

Prices keep each product’s listed currency and pack size. Check current prices and hours with the shop.

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A little local knowledge

Before you head out.

Currency, grams & tea bags

Each price keeps its original pack size. A box of bags and a pouch of loose leaf aren’t a like-for-like comparison.

Check the right location

Hours and visiting conditions can differ between branches. Use the address and details for the location you plan to visit.

Pickup and appointments

Some sellers operate pickup offices or showrooms. Read the shop note and check its visiting conditions before setting out.

A guide with a point of view

Tea specialists lead the discovery. Other retailers keep their own category, for familiar blends and everyday essentials.

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