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Tea shops · Perth, Australia

T2 Tea

T2's shop on the Hay Street Mall, with the Melbourne tea company's boxed loose leaf and a range of single-origin teas in black tins.

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Tea types in this guide
6
Entry price · 100 g
A$ 18
Prices in this guide
6
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T2 Tea

T2 began in 1996 as a single store in Fitzroy, Melbourne, founded by Maryanne Shearer and Jan O'Connor, and it now sells online and in shops across Australia and abroad. The Perth store is Shop 4 at 726 Hay Street, on the Hay Street Mall, the pedestrian shopping street in the city centre. It keeps long shopping hours: from 9:30 on weekdays, until 8 pm on Fridays, and from 11 on Sundays, and online orders can be collected there.

Most of the loose leaf comes in the brand's colourful cardboard cubes, 50 or 100 g of tea sealed in a compostable bag, and many of the everyday teas also come as 250 g refills. The classics are all on the shelf: a Darjeeling second flush with muscatel notes, a Lung Ching pan-fired in Zhejiang, the house chai of black tea and spices, and a pu-erh sold as an after-dinner tea. Around them sit the flavoured blends that make up most of the range.

The black tins are a separate range: smaller runs of single-origin teas in light-blocking tins, among them a Dong Ding oolong from Taiwan, Silver Needles buds from the Wuyi Mountains and a gyokuro. They cost more than the boxed teas and are the reason to look past the gift packs. The company designs most of its teaware at its own studio in Melbourne, and sells it alongside the teas, from matcha bowls to whisks.

Perth · Australia

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Hay Street Mall (Perth CBD)

Shop 4, Hay Street Mall, 726 Hay St, Perth WA 6000

Published hours: Mon–Thu 9:30–18:00 · Fri 9:30–20:00 · Sat 9:00–17:00 · Sun 11:00–17:00

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What to take home.

  • 01 · Green tea

    Lung Ching Classic Loose Leaf Cube

    The classic pan-fired green from Zhejiang, with smooth, roasted, savoury notes and a light sweetness; brew it for one to three minutes at 80 °C.

    A$ 26· 50 g

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  • 02 · Black tea

    Darjeeling Second Flush Loose Leaf Cube

    A tippy second-flush Darjeeling with roasted, woody and muscatel notes and a firm but balanced finish, in the everyday 100 g box.

    A$ 22· 100 g

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  • 03 · White tea

    Silver Needles Loose Leaf Tin

    White-tipped buds from the Wuyi Mountains, sweet and subtle with floral notes and a light cocoa finish, sold in a 50 g black tin.

    A$ 56· 50 g

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The one worth the trip

Dong Ding Oolong Loose Leaf Tin

An oolong from the Dong Ding mountains of Taiwan with sugarcane and melon on the nose and a floral, silky, buttery cup: the tea that shows what the black-tin range is for.

A$ 64· 100 g

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Prices

The list, with every pack size.

Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.

6 prices

Listed prices and pack sizes
TeaTypePrice / pack
Pu-erh Loose Leaf Cube Pu-erh teaA$ 18100 g
Darjeeling Second Flush Loose Leaf Cube Black teaA$ 22100 g
Chai Loose Leaf Cube ChaiA$ 22100 g
Lung Ching Classic Loose Leaf Cube Green teaA$ 2650 g
Silver Needles Loose Leaf Tin White teaA$ 5650 g
Dong Ding Oolong Loose Leaf Tin Oolong teaA$ 64100 g

Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-25.

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