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Tea shops · Tallinn, Estonia

Kohvieri

A family coffee-and-tea shop on Olevimägi, in the Old Town since 2007 and open every day: loose teas by the 50 g at the lowest prices in the city.

Since 2007In storeShips online
Plan my visit ↓Website: kohvieri.ee

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The house opened
2007
Entry price · 50 g
from € 3.50
Prices in this guide
5
Locations in this guide
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The house

Kohvieri

Kohvieri is at Olevimägi 11, on the short slope that climbs from Uus street towards St Olaf's church in the northern half of the Old Town. Its site describes it as a family company that has sold coffee, tea and accessories from this spot since 2007, and puts the old-town setting at the centre of the experience. It is a coffee shop first in name, with origin coffees, flavoured beans and decaf, but the tea list is as long as the coffee one and organised by colour: white, green, oolong, black, rooibos, herbal and mate, fruit blends.

Almost every tea comes in 50, 100 and 250 g, and the 50 g prices are the lowest of the six shops on the Tallinn page: an English Breakfast at 3,50 €, a China Sencha at 3,90 €, a Ti Kuan Yin at 3,70 €, a Darjeeling FTGFOP from the Ambootia garden at 5,20 € and a Taiwanese Tung Ting at 6,00 €. Higher up the list sit a Japanese gyokuro, a Yin Zhen silver needle and jasmine dragon pearls, and a 30 g organic Japanese matcha. The Japanese sencha was sold out on the day of this check.

The other half of the shop is teaware: Bredemeijer cast-iron and double-walled pots, Weis glass pots with filters, Japanese Tokoname kyusu, Price & Kensington teapots, strainers, tins and matcha sets. Hours are Monday to Saturday 10:00 to 18:00 and Sunday 10:00 to 17:00, which makes it the one Old Town tea counter open on a Sunday. The web shop ships across Estonia and advertises a 10 percent discount on new teas and coffees for their first month; the prices above are the regular ones.

Tallinn · Estonia

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Old Town (Vanalinn)

Olevimägi 11, Tallinn

Published hours: Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00 · Sun 10:00–17:00

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What to take home.

  • 01 · Oolong tea

    Tung Ting

    A Taiwanese Tung Ting by the 50 g at a price most shops charge for a flavoured blend: the best value oolong in the Old Town.

    from € 6· 50 g

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  • 02 · Black tea

    Darjeeling FTGFOP Ambootia

    A garden-named Darjeeling, FTGFOP grade, sold by the 50 g: the black tea to buy here if you want more than a breakfast blend.

    from € 5.20· 50 g

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  • 03 · Black tea

    English Breakfast

    The cheapest English Breakfast on the Tallinn page, in a 50 g packet. A plain, strong morning tea and the reason locals stop in on the way home.

    from € 3.50· 50 g

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The one worth the trip

Ti Kuan Yin

A Ti Kuan Yin by the 50 g at the lowest oolong price we have verified anywhere on the site: worth the walk up Olevimägi for anyone who wants to drink oolong every day without thinking about it.

from € 3.70· 50 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.

5 prices

Listed prices and pack sizes
TeaTypePrice / pack
English Breakfast Black teafrom € 3.5050 g
Ti Kuan Yin Oolong teafrom € 3.7050 g
China Sencha Green teafrom € 3.9050 g
Darjeeling FTGFOP Ambootia Black teafrom € 5.2050 g
Tung Ting Oolong teafrom € 650 g

Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-14.

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