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Every Type, Explained
Seven distinct teas — each with its own character, caffeine level, and best steep approach. Find the one that fits your morning, afternoon, or wind-down.
Black TeaBlack Tea
Bold, malty, full caffeine. The morning tea that means business — works straight, with milk, or as iced tea. Steep 3–5 min at 90–95°C.
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Green TeaGreen Tea
Grassy, clean, lightly sweet. Medium caffeine — the afternoon clarity cup. Never boiling water or it turns bitter. Steep 2–3 min at 75–80°C.
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HerbalHerbal Blends
Caffeine-free, calming, and endlessly varied — chamomile, peppermint, hibiscus, rooibos. The wind-down cup. Steep 5–7 min at a full boil.
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ChaiChai
Spiced black tea base with cardamom, ginger, cinnamon, and clove. Built for milk — oat, almond, or full-fat. The cosiest cup in the lineup.
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OolongOolong
Partially oxidised — somewhere between green and black, with layered stone-fruit and floral notes. Medium caffeine. The tea drinker's tea.
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White TeaWhite Tea
The least processed tea — delicate, floral, honey-sweet, very low caffeine. Steep long and cool. The slow Sunday morning cup.
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MatchaMatcha
Stone-ground ceremonial green tea — whisked, not steeped. Full body, umami, high caffeine that doesn't spike. The barista's favourite tea ingredient.
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Help Me Choose
Which Tea Is Right for You?
Three mood lanes — pick the one that fits the moment you're brewing for.
Everyday
Bold, reliable, and easy to brew well every single morning. A tea you don't have to think too hard about when the kettle is the first thing you reach for.
Black tea · Chai · Breakfast blends
Calming
Caffeine-free or very low — the wind-down cup after a long day or the mid-afternoon reset. Gentle flavours, nothing demanding. Just something warm and quiet.
Herbal blends · White tea · Chamomile
Adventurous
Layered, nuanced, and worth paying attention to. Tea with real complexity that changes cup to cup — the kind that rewards slowing down and actually tasting it.
Oolong · Matcha · Single-region green
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Customer Favourites & Bert's Picks
The teas that keep coming back into the market bag — the ones people ask for by name and order again immediately.
Staff FaveBlack Tea
Everyday Black
Bold · Malty · Full caffeine
The tea that earns its place at the front of the shelf every single morning. No fuss, no ceremony — just a proper, satisfying cup that wakes you up and gets on with it.
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Best SellerChai
Spiced Chai Blend
Cardamom · Ginger · Cinnamon
The one people come to the market table for specifically. Steep strong, add steamed oat milk, and you've got a proper chai latte without leaving the house or paying café prices.
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Herbal Blend
Wind-Down Herbal
Chamomile · Lavender · Caffeine-free
The bedside table tea. Gentle, floral, and genuinely calming. Steep for a full 6–7 minutes to get everything out of it — this one rewards patience.
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Steep Guide
Time, Temp & Getting It Right
Most tea mistakes come down to two things — water too hot, or steeped too long. Both are easy to fix once you know the numbers. Here's the quick-reference for every type we carry.
For a deeper dive — cold brew tea, iced tea ratios, and the French press method — the full Tea Brew Guide has everything.
Black Tea
90–95°C / 195–205°F
3–5 minutes
Green Tea
75–80°C / 167–176°F
2–3 minutes
Herbal
100°C / 212°F (boiling)
5–7 minutes
Chai
90–95°C / 195–205°F
4–5 minutes
Oolong
85–90°C / 185–195°F
3–5 minutes
White Tea
75–80°C / 167–176°F
4–6 minutes
Matcha
70–80°C / 158–176°F
Whisk 30–45 sec
Want the full guide? Cold brew tea, iced tea ratios, and the French press method are all in the Tea Brew Guide. Read the Steep Guide
Why Tea at a Coffee Roaster
Tea Is Not an Afterthought Here.
Coo Coo's carries tea because Bert genuinely drinks it — some mornings call for coffee, some call for something else entirely, and both deserved the same sourcing attention.
Every tea in the lineup was chosen for flavour and quality, not to fill shelf space. If it doesn't taste like a good reason to slow down, it doesn't make the cut.
7Tea types, each with its own character and brew approach
0°Compromise on sourcing — same standard as the coffee lineup
FreeSteep guide included — no hunting around for brewing instructions
Hot
orIced — every tea in this shop works beautifully both ways
orIced — every tea in this shop works beautifully both ways