Tea shops · Santiago, Chile
Tea shops · Santiago, ChileLa Tetería
The most complete counter in Santiago: 11 of the 12 tea types in our catalogue, Chilean herbs included.
Eleven of the twelve tea types that exist fit on this counter. The missing one is mate, and in Chile that is a supermarket purchase.
La Tetería is the only shop in Santiago that treats yellow tea as a category rather than a curiosity. On the shelf there is a Huoshan Huang Da Cha from Anhui and a dark heicha from Anhua, two families most Latin American shops never even order from their suppliers. Next to them sits a drawer of Chilean boldo and cedrón, sold loose by weight.
The house opened in 2007 and today has two shops: the Providencia one, a block from Los Leones metro station, and a second inside Mall Espacio M downtown. The catalogue travels from China to Japan to India to Taiwan and back — a Keemun Luxus Congou, a Taiwanese Dong Ding, a Gyokuro Asahi, raw and ripe pu-erh, and a ceremonial matcha from Kagoshima.
Almost everything is sold in 50 g, which makes it cheaper to explore than any comparable shop in the city. The exception is the Mi Lan Xiang, sold in 10 g, and that is the honest way to try a Fenghuangshan dan cong before committing to half a jar.
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Where it is
Providencia
Santa Magdalena 86, Providencia, Santiago
Los Leones metro station (Line 1)
Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00 · Sat 10:00–18:00
Santiago Centro
Compañía 1230, 2º piso, Mall Espacio M, Santiago Centro
Free shipping across Chile over CLP $40.000
Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00–19:30 · Sat 11:00–18:00
What to buy here
Tieguanyin
Ti Kuan Yin Especial – Minnan Oolong
CLP $ 5,500 · 50 g
The best first oolong in the city for what it costs: a Minnan tieguanyin priced like an everyday tea.
See our page on this tea →Phoenix Dan Cong
Mi Lan Xiang – Fenghuangshan Dan Cong Oolong
from CLP $ 8,000 · 10 g
Sold in 10 g, so you can try a real dan cong without committing to fifty grams of it.
See our page on this tea →Boldo
Boldo de Chile (granel)
CLP $ 4,650 · 40 g
What you will not find outside Chile, weighed at the counter next to the cedrón and the southern peppermint.
See our page on this tea →
The one worth the trip
Yellow Sun – Té amarillo de Anhui (Huoshan Huang Da Cha)
CLP $ 9,800 · 50 g
Yellow tea takes an extra slow-fermentation step almost nobody bothers with, which is why it is so hard to find. If you have never had one, this is the reason to cross the city instead of ordering online.
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