Hi,

Am just wondering do you people know where to get nice/good quality English tea?

Or like any good english tea that you would like to recommend.

I love them but its soooo hard to get them in malaysia. Thx!

carcosa seri negara

kkk noted . but i wanna buy it home usage. every evening go there abit too troublesome wo

I don't know if it is the service or the tea leaves you are enquiring? ?? But both of it can be found in Harrods in KLCC.

my bad. i mean the tea leaves/or teabags. hmmmm icicic are they imported?

can try marks and spencer or Harrods.

This post has been edited by liez: Apr 2 2012, 08:21 AM

BTW, isn't it easily available in any hypermarket and supermarket?

Lotsa brands such as Ahmed tea, Lipton, Boh, Twinning, and even TEsco also having their collections of English Teas dy if I'm not mistaken

In actual there are no English tea, none at all. There are British makers and most of the tea leaves are grown here in Malaysia, Ceylon and India. It is the blend and the region. Earl Grey is actually premium tea leaves with a citrus flavour (bergamot), Darjeeling tea, breakfast tea are also called english tea. British branded means English tea. Those flavoured tea made by Boh is actually not bad, don't judge by the brand.

I am from CH and I can attest that those tea leaves I bought from CH tasted better than those found on the shelves in the supermarkets here. I don't know why, maybe the freshness or a different grade but the packing and weight is the same. If my daughter visits her BF or I visit CH, I will definitely buy a fresh pack. I drink almost 2 to 3 liters of tea a day, so I know.

I forgotten another famous brand Dilmah...Also available in any supermarkets/ hypermarkets

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Added on April 2, 2012, 11:28 amInstead of English tea, should named it as Celylonish or Tea other than Chinese tea bcos the existing Tea thread concentrate mostly on Chinese tea although originally it's for all types haha

This post has been edited by stimix: Apr 2 2012, 11:28 AM

Dilmah and Twinnings is good and can be easily found in supermarket

Try Tea Republic in Bangsar Shopping Centre

oh i'm just wondering are there any specialize english tea. catering just for the english type of flavour. haha if none i'll just have to make do with them


hmmm i guess i'm answered that there no 'English tea'.
so u mean the same brand like for example Lipton that you get from CH is taste better than the Lipton u get from Giant/tesco?


haha no la like what i said above just wondering if there's any tea which are for 'English tongue' interested to try


kk thx!! will try

Normally English tongue = Ceylonese tea lor.

Lipton is not from CH-lah, In CH only 3 major tea plantations/producers i.e Boh, Bharat & Blue Valley. Boh is more famous but they also started to import their tea already.

I find Lipton with their mixed tea bags still the best comparing to those from CH..well my personal taste. haha

But the best tea I ever tasted was from a small retro hainanese coffee shop in M'cca - (Closed liao). their tea dust was a mixed of atleast 6 tea dust from Ceylon, Darjeeling & even local brand.. The aroma..walao eh..still kenot get this till Today...haizzz

Can try Harrods. One tin can cost Rm42 150g..

example oni ma
oooooo icic. do u mix ur tea?

kk will do thx!

if want drink english thing, must drink their coffee. best of best! I am some one who dont drink coffee but the smell from my sis's coffee during my time in newcatle, i cant hold myself and finally drink coiffee becoz the aroma is just so awesome.

lolx!! thread about english tea le bro haha what's the coffee brand u talking about?

Anyway, there is no english tea in the market lor.. Either Ceylonese tea, Darjeeling, M'sian Tea, China black tea, Taiwanese black tea or even Indonesian Tea.. England dun produce any tea wan haha

lolx.. kk noted thx! any tea u wanna recommend?

As I told, you, Till now, I still can't find any kopitiam that served real blended tean dust from diff countries like what I experienced 2 decades ago in one Hainanese kopitiam. The best right now still the simple - Lipton teabg.. much better than Boh, Bharat, Dilmah or even twinning ..cheap sumore

how about TWG ... ? im thinking of getting some blends... but pricey

Hi guys

I am having acne problem and someone told me drinking chamomile tea daily can help in reducing it. Do any know aware there is a good chamomile tea available in malaysia market? Perhaps it is in tea bag form...

Thank you and here from you soon

I just started drinking camomile tea too. I got mine from twinnings here in London. Mixed it with some honey. really calming..

is the product you currently consuming good? mine to let me know the brand name so that i can search around in Malaysia?

You can buy them from Starbuck

is the quality good enough?

I've recently started enjoying tea, enjoying the likes of Twinings Assam Tea, English Breakfast Tea and my very favorite Dilmah English Breakfast Tea.

So now, I wanna go to the next level... there anything better than those? Can I buy just plain tea leaves of great/richer flavor than the above?

alot...i'll give u a website for teas later...forgot the link..haiz

I belief you are into black tea, there are a whole array of those. If you are at KL, you can try Hojo at Gardens. They carry a number of great quality black tea

I been drink green tea for 2 half yrs when in japan. Everywhere go they will be serve green tea

And also haf the packet put in cup and hot water very cheap

Chinese tea. High mountain old tree puer tea. Beat all the others..

Cannot say like that... Very personal one, Cuebiz

Say maybe i like Pamela Anderson , but TS hate her leh. Each tea has its character. If cultivated well, we will be able to savor the best of it. So it depends very much on ones tastebud and preference i.e. mellow, tangy, robust, etc then woody-like, earthy-like, floral, fruity, etc

I dont think one can demand too much out of scented tea. Manufacturers will use reasonably good or bad teas leafs as its base and scent it, unlike tea that bear its natural taste

Btw, i see that tea threads here and there are all merged up and classified into two, hope to see everyone there for more discussion

This thread already dedicated to those black tea or so called English tea and there is dedicated thread of Chinese/Green tea.. Why wanna compare? Diff category lah

Tea said want to taste better tea and so I recommend la..

Please post this in Chinese Tea category.. Nothing to do wth English style tea

my sis study russia, me always ask her bring that earl team back...
so nice....

I'm waiting..~~

http://t2tea.com/?v=1
here u are n__n

nice... ok so its in aussie.. need someone to bring back eh

Any hypermarket (Tesco, Giant TMC, Carrefour) should have it.

This post has been edited by wodenus: Apr 17 2012, 03:57 PM

I've been searching high and low for Lipton Peppermint tea in many grocery areas in shopping complexes but can't seem to find one. Does anyone know where I can get mint tea bags (any brand)? Thanks!

Update: I found them! There were plenty of choices at Carrefour Axis Atrium!

This post has been edited by keverne: May 6 2012, 08:50 PM

For Premium Japanese Green Tea, you can visit us....

This post has been edited by puregreenteas: Jul 7 2013, 03:28 AM

Having moved here to Malaysia from the UK I have to say you guys sure do provide some great tea!

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where to find cheap earl grey tea dilmah?

Where do you guys in general shop for good quality english or japanese tea ? I usually get my Jap brown tea from KLCC while english tea from Ben's. Is there any other good options available ?

you can try marks and spenser