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Loose Leaf Tea, Chosen for Clarity and Quality
Loose Leaf by Annabella specializes in high-quality loose-leaf tea, selected for whole or carefully broken leaves, clean processing, and balanced flavor. Our collection focuses on classic tea styles and thoughtfully composed blends—made for people who want better tea without gimmicks or guesswork.
We believe good tea should taste intentional.
What Makes Our Tea Different
Quality tea isn’t about luxury packaging or trendy names. It’s about how the leaf is grown, processed, and brewed.
Our teas are chosen using traditional quality markers, including:
Leaf integrity — whole or near-whole leaves, not dust or fannings
Recognizable origin styles — Assam, Ceylon, Chinese greens, and traditional black teas
Clean processing — methods that preserve aroma and structure rather than masking flaws
Balanced cup character — flavor that stands on its own without artificial additives
If a tea doesn’t brew cleanly and consistently, it doesn’t make our menu.
A Tea for Every
Part of the Day
Our collection is designed around real drinking moments:
Bold morning teas with structure and body
Gentler afternoon teas that stay smooth and balanced
Comforting evening blends that feel restorative without being heavy
Whether you’re brewing one cup or a full pot, these are teas meant to be enjoyed regularly—not saved for special occasions.
Our Approach to Sourcing and Blending
We prioritize clarity over novelty. That means:
- Traditional black teas that are rich, not bitter
- Green teas that taste fresh and clean, not flat or grassy
- Blends built from recognizable ingredients, not flavor dust
Every tea we offer has a purpose and a profile you can taste.
Who This Collection Is For
Loose Leaf by Annabella is for people who want:
High-quality loose-leaf tea without needing to be a tea expert
Honest descriptions that explain why a tea tastes the way it does
Confidence they’re buying tea chosen for quality, not marketing
If you’ve ever wondered whether “premium tea” actually means anything—this collection is designed to answer that question clearly.
