Tea shops · Mexico City, Mexico
A Mexican tea company with a showroom in the Condesa and a catalogue of more than 500 teas, tisanes and tea powders, sold in tins from 15 g.
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Euro Té sells from a showroom at Ciencias 8, on the corner of Patriotismo in the Condesa, open Monday to Friday from nine to six and Saturday mornings until one, with visits booked through the website. The company works both sides of the counter: a wholesale page for shops and cafés, display cases and pre-built assortments for businesses, Masterclass courses such as Crea tu propio Chai, Chinese Gong Fu Cha and Japanese Cha No Yu ceremonies, and a Club Tea Lovers membership whose exclusive teas, an Irish Breakfast, a Kenyan GFOP, a Mate Tango, are flagged as such on their product pages.
Every type of tea is split into pure and flavoured, and every leaf comes first in a small tin, 15 to 60 g, then in bags of 100, 250 and 500 g. The tins keep a first taste cheap: English Breakfast MX$ 99 and Assam TGFOP1 MX$ 101 for 40 g, Darjeeling FTGFOP1 MX$ 131, Lapsang Souchong MX$ 146; Sencha MX$ 142, Long Jing MX$ 242; Tie Kuan Yin MX$ 216 and Milky Ulong MX$ 226 for 50 g, Da Hong Pao MX$ 242 for 30 g; Shou Mei MX$ 69 and Pai Mu Tan MX$ 85 for 15 g, Yin Zhen MX$ 208 for 20 g.
The pu erh shelf has both a shu and a sheng in loose leaf at MX$ 117 and MX$ 101 for 40 g, plus pressed cakes, tablets and a bamboo-wrapped one, and the matcha page runs from a ceremonial grade at MX$ 435 for 30 g to barista and culinary bags. Beyond leaf tea the catalogue holds tea and tisane powders, frappé bases, Moon Milks, cold brew, a blue-matcha line called Blue Life, blooming teas sold by the piece, paper and cloth tea bags, kits, tea bombs and teaware. Orders ship free above MX$ 699.
Mexico City · Mexico
Ciencias 8, esq. Patriotismo, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06170 Ciudad de México
Published hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 · Sat 9:00–13:00 · visits booked on the site
Directions to this location →Check with the house before visiting. Published hours may include appointments, seasonal schedules or temporary closures; live status, where available, applies only to the named location and does not account for exceptional closures.
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01 · White tea
The smallest tin in the white range, a leafy Shou Mei the site is honest about, calling it the lowest grade of white tea and selling it accordingly.
from MX$ 69· 15 g tin
Explore this tea →02 · Oolong tea
A northern Fujian rock oolong in a 30 g tin, the size that lets you find out whether you like roasted oolongs before committing to a bag.
from MX$ 242· 30 g tin
Explore this tea →03 · Pu-erh tea
Raw pu erh sold loose rather than pressed, which the product page itself notes is the unusual way to sell it, next to its cooked sibling on the same shelf.
from MX$ 101· 40 g tin
Explore this tea →The one worth the trip
A golden-tipped orthodox black tea from Kenya is a rarity on any Mexican shelf, where Kenyan leaf usually arrives inside breakfast blends and tea bags. Euro Té sells it as a Club Tea Lovers exclusive in a 40 g tin, which is reason enough to book a visit to Ciencias 8 and taste a Kenya on its own.
from MX$ 156· 40 g tin
Explore this tea →Prices
Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.
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