Collection: Sustainably grown tea
In the coming months, we will be working on expanding our range of sustainable teas.
We expect to have built up a collection of over 100 teas by 2027 that have been grown sustainably, without chemical additives.
For now, we use the "100% Sustainable" label with the green dot next to the product photo. We are considering SKAL certification in the future, so that we can officially call these teas "organic" in the future.
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No. 184 Orange Tea
Regular price From € 2,88 EURRegular price€ 2,88 EURSale price From € 2,88 EUR -
no. 173 Orange & Cinnamon
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No. 116 Earl Grey - Sustainably grown
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No. 608 Lemon Tea
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No. 139 China Jasmine Mao Jian
Regular price From € 5,18 EURRegular price€ 5,18 EURSale price From € 5,18 EUR
Why choose sustainably grown tea?
More and more tea lovers consider it important to look not only at taste and quality, but also at the way tea is grown. Sustainably grown tea comes from production that pays more attention to the environment, the soil, biodiversity, and the conditions under which tea is cultivated. That is why we have brought together teas in this collection that suit a conscious choice.
Here you will find various types of tea and infusions. Think of green tea from China, robust black tea from India and Sri Lanka, among others, but also rooibos, herbs, and special types of tea such as matcha. This way, you do not have to give up your favorite flavor when choosing a more sustainable option.
Organic and sustainably grown are not necessarily the same. Organic tea meets specific organic production rules and certification. Van Hilst Koffie en Thee is not certified to sell purchased tea as organic. That is why we use the label "100% Sustainable" for the tea that is purchased organically.
At Van Hilst Koffie en Thee, we believe it is important that making a conscious choice goes hand in hand with enjoyment. That is why we look for teas in our range that are not only interesting because of their origin and method of production, but above all because of their taste. From a fresh organic Sencha to a robust Assam or a refined Chinese green tea: sustainability does not have to come at the expense of quality.
TYPES OF TEA
All types of tea are made from the Camellia Sinensis tea plant: green tea, black tea, oolong, white tea, yellow tea and post-fermented tea. These are the 6 main classes.
And in addition to that, we have the endless range of rooibos, herbs, fruits, (also known as infusions) and combinations of tea with aromas, flower petals, spices etc. etc.
Want to know more about the types of tea? Check out the special page with explanations, or look below on the pages with our main tea categories.
TEA TYPES
Pure black tea
Traditionally the most classic type of tea in Europe. Discover our unflavored black teas from Sri Lanka, India, China, Kenya and more.
TEA TYPES
Pure green tea
The tea leaf of the green tea retains its original color because oxidation is actively stopped. Drinking green tea is still on the rise worldwide.
Discover our pure green teas from China, Japan, and more.
TEA TYPES
Geraniolated black tea
Black tea pairs perfectly with fruits, spices, floral aromas, and more.
Explore our collection of classics such as Earl Grey Lavender and Speculaas tea, for example.
TEA TYPES
Jasmine-scented green tea
Like black tea, green tea is an excellent carrier for all kinds of flavors - although lighter flavors and aromas are often more suitable because green tea itself is also often lighter in taste.
Discover our classic blends such as Jasmine tea and contemporary variations such as Dewdrop and Fruity Sparkle.
INFUSIONS
Rooibos
Rooibos is not a real tea, but it is very versatile: mild and honey-like in flavour and naturally caffeine-free. Rooibos blends perfectly with both spices and fruit. It also makes a delicious iced tea.
Discover all our rooibos, both plain and flavoured.
infusions
Caffeine-free infusions
Fruit tea and herbal tea are actually two different categories. But herbal blends often contain fruit, and fruit blends often contain herbs.
That's why we've put together this combined list of caffeine-free infusions, including rooibos. Of course, you can also browse the herbal tea and fruit tea separately.
