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Tea shops inBerlin.

Berlin buys tea in specialist shops rather than department-store counters, and the good ones are spread across the districts: a Chinese tea house in Wilmersdorf that has been open since 1982, a Japanese-leaning dealer in Friedrichshain, a green-tea café in Mitte that packs its own sencha, the design-led P&T stores in Mitte and inside KaDeWe, two Ronnefeldt brand partners, one on Goltzstraße in Schöneberg and one out in Adlershof, and the five Berlin shops of TeeGschwendner, the national chain with some 350 loose teas and online reservation for pickup. Prices below are in euros with VAT included, read on each shop's own site; most sell loose leaf by 50 g or 100 g, and P&T by caddy.

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    01Loose-leaf specialist

    Nan Yi Tee

    Wilmersdorf (Westfälische Straße)

    6 prices listed

    Nan Yi Tee

    Westfälische Straße 66, 10709 Berlin

    A family-run Chinese tea house in Wilmersdorf, open since 1982, where every tea is labelled with its garden and its harvest date.

    In storeShips onlineSince 1982

    Tue & Fri 11:00–17:00 · Wed & Thu 13:00–17:00 · Sat 12:00–15:00 · Mon closed

    Read the full shop note

    The Chinese tea specialist at Westfälische Straße 66, a family shop since 1982, where every label carries a harvest date: a Long Jing No. 43 from the Gu Yu picking of April 2025 at 18,00 € for 100 g, an Ali Shan Jinxuan from the spring 2026 harvest at 18,00 € for 50 g, a Mingqian Dianhong from Yunnan at 11,00 € for 100 g and shu pu-erh Lao Cha Tou nuggets at 20,00 € for 50 g. Darjeeling flight tea and a Miyazaki gyokuro at 15,00 € per 50 g round it out; 5 g tasting packs let you try before buying. Short hours: closed Mondays, open Tuesday and Friday from 11:00.

    What to bring home

    Website: nan-yi-tee.de
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    02Loose-leaf specialist

    BOHEA Teehandlung

    Friedrichshain (Niederbarnimstraße)

    6 prices listed

    BOHEA Teehandlung

    Niederbarnimstraße 3, 10247 Berlin

    A Friedrichshain tea dealer built around Japanese greens and single-garden blacks, sold by weight from 50 g up to a kilo.

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    Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00 · Sat 10:00–16:00

    Read the full shop note

    A Friedrichshain dealer at Niederbarnimstraße 3 whose strength is Japanese green tea and single-garden black tea, sold from 50 g up to a kilo. Prices here are for 100 g: Assam Halmari and Keemun Mao Feng at 9,50 €, Lung Ching at 16,50 €, Sencha Makurazaki at 24,50 €, a Taiwanese GABA oolong at 19,50 € and Pai Mu Tan white tea at 9,90 €. Shipping in Germany is free from 40 €; the shop is open Monday to Friday 10:00 to 19:00 and Saturday to 16:00.

    What to bring home

    Website: bohea.de
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    03Loose-leaf specialist

    Paper & Tea (P&T)

    Mitte (Alte Schönhauser Straße) and KaDeWe

    6 prices listed

    Paper & Tea (P&T)

    Alte Schönhauser Straße 50, 10119 Berlin

    Berlin's own tea concept store: pure teas in numbered caddies, a shop in Mitte, a counter inside KaDeWe and tastings you book by ticket.

    In storeShips online

    Mitte: Mon–Sat 11:00–19:00 · KaDeWe: Mon–Sat 10:00–20:00

    Read the full shop note

    The Berlin-born concept store, with a shop at Alte Schönhauser Straße 50 in Mitte and a counter inside KaDeWe, sells pure teas in caddies with 250 g refill bags behind them: a first-flush Darjeeling Queen's Grace at 22,00 € for 80 g, the Assam Nandana at 24,00 € for 80 g, a Long Jing Imperial Dragon at 19,00 € for 60 g, the Thai Milk River oolong at 29,00 € for 80 g, Golden Earl at 22,00 € for 60 g and an Everyday Matcha at 29,00 € for 30 g. The Mitte store runs paid tastings and matcha workshops in English and German.

    What to bring home

    Website: paperandtea.com
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    04Loose-leaf specialist

    Mamecha

    Mitte (Mulackstraße)

    6 prices listed

    Mamecha

    Mulackstraße 33, 10119 Berlin

    A Japanese green-tea café in Mitte since 2010 that sells the sencha, hojicha and matcha it pours, packed in 50 g and 100 g bags.

    In storeShips onlineSince 2010
    Read the full shop note

    A Japanese green-tea café in Mitte since 2010, at Mulackstraße 33, that also packs its own leaf in 50 g and 100 g bags: Sencha at 9,10 € for 50 g, Genmaicha at 8,20 €, Kukicha at 8,60 €, Hojicha and Bancha at 8,00 €, and a Jo-Matcha at 17,90 € for 30 g. The café serves the same teas by the cup and bakes matcha cheesecake and mille crêpe to order.

    What to bring home

    Website: mamecha.com
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    05Loose-leaf specialist

    Tee Tea Thé

    Schöneberg (Goltzstraße), 4 shops across Berlin

    6 prices listed

    Tee Tea Thé

    Goltzstraße 2, 10781 Berlin

    Berlin's official Ronnefeldt brand partner: four shops across the city, a Schöneberg flagship with a café, and loose tea from 50 g.

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    Goltzstraße: every day 10:00–19:00

    Read the full shop note

    The official Ronnefeldt brand partner with four Berlin shops; the Stammhaus at Goltzstraße 2 in Schöneberg is a shop and café open every day from 10:00 to 19:00. Loose Ronnefeldt teas start at 50 g or 100 g: Darjeeling Poobong Bio at 8,80 € for 50 g, Assam Mangalam at 11,50 € for 100 g, Milky Oolong at 12,50 € for 50 g, Superior Fancy Oolong at 9,20 € for 50 g, Special Earl Grey and Jasmintee mit Blüten at 6,20 € for 100 g. Kusmi Tea and Japanese Marimo teas fill the rest of the shelves.

    What to bring home

    Website: teeteathe.de
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    06Loose-leaf specialist

    Teeshop Berlin

    Adlershof (Rudower Chaussee)

    6 prices listed

    Teeshop Berlin

    Rudower Chaussee 5 B, 12489 Berlin

    A second-generation Ronnefeldt shop in Adlershof with more than 300 teas, 200 m from the S-Bahn and pickup for online orders.

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    Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00 · Sat–Sun closed

    Read the full shop note

    The other Ronnefeldt partner, a family shop in its second generation at Rudower Chaussee 5 B in Adlershof, 200 m from the S-Bahn, open weekdays 10:00 to 18:00 and step-free. More than 300 Ronnefeldt teas plus Østerlandsk, Florapharm, Tee Maass and KEIKO: Assam Boisahabi at 7,20 € for 100 g, Darjeeling Badamtam Bio at 14,20 €, Fancy Sencha Bio at 9,10 €, Oolong Tee pur at 6,60 €, Masala Chai and Rooibos pur Bio at 6,90 €, all per 100 g. Online orders can be collected at the counter.

    What to bring home

    Website: teeshop-berlin.de
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    07Loose-leaf specialist

    TeeGschwendner

    Five shops: Friedrichstraße (Mitte), Wilma Shoppen (Charlottenburg), Pankow, Spandau Arcaden, Schloßstraße (Steglitz)

    34 prices listed

    TeeGschwendner

    Friedrichstraße 67, 10117 Berlin

    The German tea chain in five Berlin shops, from Friedrichstraße to Spandau: some 350 loose teas, nearly half organic, reserved online and paid at the counter.

    In storeShips online

    Friedrichstraße: Mon–Fri 11:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–18:00 · Wilmersdorfer Straße and Spandau: Mon–Sat 10:00–20:00 · Schloßstraße: Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–16:00 · Sun closed

    Read the full shop note

    The national franchise chain, run from Meckenheim with some 350 loose teas and nearly half of them certified organic, has five Berlin shops: Friedrichstraße 67 in Mitte, Wilmersdorfer Straße 46 inside the Wilma Shoppen centre in Charlottenburg, Breite Straße 20 in Pankow, Klosterstraße 3 in the Spandau Arcaden and Schloßstraße 31 in Steglitz. Prices are the chain's web prices, by the 100 g: Ostfriesische Broken-Mischung 4,70 €, English Breakfast 5,80 €, Earl Grey Nr. 69 6,60 €, a Himalaya first-flush Darjeeling 9,50 €, Lung Ching Bio 12,90 €, Milky Oolong 16,60 €, Sencha Extra Fine Bio 17,90 € and a Zealong oolong from New Zealand 22,80 €, with a 30 g tin of Matcha Sei at 23,90 €. Online orders can be reserved for pickup at four of the Berlin shops and paid at the counter; delivery in Germany is free from 29 €.

    What to bring home

    Website: teegschwendner.de

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TeeHaus Charlottenburg

Charlottenburg, Krumme Straße · Krumme Str. 35, 10627 Berlin

Website: teehaus-berlin-charlottenburg.de

A neighbourhood tea house open since 1984 that publishes a pickup price list per 100 g (Darjeeling first flush from 4,90 €, Assam Tippy 4,70 €). Its site announces a change of owners on 1 October 2026, so we will price it once the new list is up.

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Tee & Ton

Prenzlauer Berg, Marienburger Straße

A Prenzlauer Berg shop for loose tea and Japanese and Chinese teaware that we could not price: neither of the domains listed for it answered today, so there is no catalogue of its own to read.

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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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