Tea shops · Innsbruck, Austria
SONNENTOR Innsbruck
The organic everyday shelf at the entrance to the Altstadt: a franchise store of Austria's Sonnentor brand, with loose teas and herbs in 40–100 g bags.
Nothing here costs more than six euros, and everything is organic. That is a different promise from a tea house, and a useful one.
Sonnentor is an Austrian organic herb and tea company founded in 1988 by Johannes Gutmann in Sprögnitz, in the Waldviertel, and it sells through franchise stores as well as its own online shop. The Innsbruck store at Museumstraße 1 was opened in July 2016 by franchise partner Andréia Feldkircher, who was born in Brazil, and her team. The company's page for the shop places it at the entrance to the old town, with the Goldenes Dachl, Maria-Theresien-Straße, the Haus der Musik and the Hungerburgbahn all reachable on foot.
This is not a specialist tea house: there are no single-estate lots and no tasting counter, and the leaf is the brand's own range, packed in the Waldviertel. What the store does is cover the whole everyday shelf in organic form at supermarket prices: a Sencha at 4,89 € the 70 g, a Chinese Gunpowder and a Darjeeling by the 100 g, an Earl Grey, a Pai Mu Tan white in a 40 g bag, and the Kräuter Pur line of single herbs, from loose chamomile to peppermint and ginger, plus rooibos and chai in double-chamber bags.
The shop is open six days a week, Monday to Friday from 9 to 18 and Saturday from 9:30 to 17, with wood and natural materials inside, as the brand describes it. The prices on this page are the ones the brand publishes in its Austrian online shop, which is where the same bags can be ordered; the store itself is where to pick them up on the way to the Goldenes Dachl.
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Where it is
Museumstraße
Museumstraße 1, 6020 Innsbruck
At the entrance to the Altstadt; the Goldenes Dachl and Maria-Theresien-Straße are a short walk
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 · Sat 9:30–17:00
What to buy here
Sencha
Die herbe Sencha Tee lose bio
€ 4.89 · 70 g
An organic loose sencha for under five euros: the least expensive green on any Innsbruck page, and a fair daily tea.
See our page on this tea →Chamomile
Kamille lose bio (chamomile)
€ 4.69 · 50 g
Loose organic chamomile flowers from the Kräuter Pur line: the single herb the brand is best known for, in a 50 g bag.
See our page on this tea →Rooibos
Rooibos Tee lose bio
€ 4.69 · 100 g
Plain organic rooibos by the 100 g, unflavoured, for the evening pot when the caffeine has to stop.
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The one worth the trip
Die edle Pai Mu Tan Weißtee lose bio
€ 5.49 · 40 g
An organic Pai Mu Tan white tea in a 40 g bag for the price of a coffee. White tea is usually the expensive shelf; finding one at this price, two minutes from the Goldenes Dachl, is the one reason to step in.
See our page on this tea →Every price we read, one by one
List prices read on the shop's own product pages. Open a tea to see who else sells it.
| Tea | Type | Price | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kamille lose bio (chamomile) | Herbal infusion | € 4.69 | 50 g |
| Rooibos Tee lose bio | Rooibos | € 4.69 | 100 g |
| Die herbe Sencha Tee lose bio | Green tea | € 4.89 | 70 g |
| Der intensive Gunpowder Chinesischer Grüntee lose bio | Green tea | € 4.99 | 100 g |
| Der feine Earl Grey Tee lose bio | Black tea | € 5.49 | 90 g |
| Die edle Pai Mu Tan Weißtee lose bio | White tea | € 5.49 | 40 g |
| Everybody's Darjeeling Tee lose bio | Black tea | € 5.99 | 100 g |
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