This year's leaves in your cup
We love the moment when the leaves unfurl in hot water and the kitchen fills with the scent of fresh sencha. That is why we bring in tea from the current harvest and brew every one ourselves before it goes on sale. The label tells you when the leaves were picked, where they come from and how to get the most flavour out of them.
First batch: December 2026. Reserve now without paying and get a personal −10% code for your first order.
- Harvest date on the labelYou know how many months old your tea is
- Same-day shippingOrders placed by 14:00, once sales open
- Free delivery from PLN 120InPost parcel locker or courier, within Poland
- Free 5 g sampleOf another tea, matched to your order
What we sell
Ten loose-leaf teas from PLN 32 per 50 g, three sets and a subscription. We keep the range small so we know each tea well.
Where to start
For starting out and for giving. Not sure which tea is for you? Find it in 30 seconds.
How we differ from other tea shops
Everything you need to make the tea taste as it should is on the label. We put one like this on every pack.
nagori
lot L2612-YAB-01 Sencha Yabukita, first harvest
- Leaves
- 4 g
- Water
- 150 ml
- Temp.
- 70°C
- Time
- 45 s
- Infusions
- 3
| Feature | nagori | In many shops |
|---|---|---|
| Harvest date | On the label: season and year, e.g. spring 2026 | Usually just a best-before date |
| Origin | Region and producer or farm | Often just the country, e.g. “China” |
| Brewing | Grams, temperature, time and number of infusions, plus a short video behind a QR code | “Pour on boiling water, steep for 3–5 minutes” |
| Pack | 50 g, so you can try several teas instead of one | 100–250 g of a single tea |
| In the box | A 5 g sample of another tea, matched to your order | A discount flyer |
| Range | Ten teas and three sets. We drank every one before it went on sale | Hundreds of products, lots of flavoured teas |
| When a batch runs out | We wait for the new harvest | The tea sits on the shelf until it sells |
Tea every week, every two weeks or every month
Subscription: a parcel of two, three or four teas from the current harvest, as often as you choose. Delivery included, cancel with one click.
Infusion colour
From straw-pale white peony to copper Dian Hong. This is how our teas look in the cup.
First harvest 2027
Shincha and Darjeeling First Flush are at their best a few weeks after picking. We're taking pre-orders now and will ship them as soon as they arrive by air in spring.
See the pre-order
Corporate Christmas gifts
A box of three teas with a card bearing your logo. For your team or clients, instead of yet another branded mug.
- from 10 boxesno upper limit
- PLN 178.05 netper box, less for larger orders
- by 20 Novemberorder deadline
- by 18 Decemberdelivered, with a VAT invoice
Guides
How to brew, choose and store tea. A new article every month.
Why nagori
In the Japanese tea ceremony, October is called nagori. It is the month of farewell: the last leaves from the previous year's harvest are drunk, and in November a jar of new tea is opened.
We chose the name because it says what matters to us: tea has its season. That is why every pack shows the harvest date, and when a batch runs out we wait for the next one instead of topping up with older tea.
名残, pronounced na-go-ri
What nagori means exactlyFirst batch list
Sign up and we'll email you when the teas arrive from Japan (December 2026). You'll get a personal −10% code for your first order. We write rarely: about the launch, new harvests and the holidays.
Questions before your first order
Do I have to pay for a reservation?
No. A reservation just tells us you'd like these teas from the first batch. When the stock reaches us (December 2026), we'll send you an order link with a personal −10% code for your first order. You only pay then, by BLIK, card or bank transfer. If you change your mind, you simply don't order.
Can I get tea regularly?
Yes, with a subscription: every week, every two weeks or once a month, delivery included. The first month is 25% cheaper, and you can change or cancel it with one click. How the subscription works
How much is delivery?
We deliver within Poland. Delivery to an InPost parcel locker costs PLN 12.99, and it is free on orders from PLN 120. InPost courier: PLN 16.99. We ship on the day of your order if you place it by 14:00.
Where do the teas come from?
We buy Japanese teas directly from the farms through Yunomi, Chinese teas from a European warehouse in the Netherlands, Taiwanese teas from Eco-Cha and Darjeeling from Teekampagne in Germany. For every tea we give the region, the producer and the harvest year.
How long does tea stay fresh?
Green teas and matcha are best within 12 months of the harvest, and within 2–3 months of opening the pack. White, oolong and black teas keep their flavour longer, up to 24 months. Store them in a tightly sealed bag, away from light and strong smells.
Can I return tea?
You can return an unopened pack within 14 days without giving a reason. We can't take back opened packs: for food in sealed packaging, consumer law allows this exception for hygiene reasons.