Best place to order quality teas online? (Outside USA)

[jennytea]

I live in Norway specifically, anyone know of any international shippers with good rates?

[xuancheng]

I live in Norway specifically, anyone know of any international shippers with good rates?

You could try this place, they have many teas from all over the world. They are located in the UK.

http://www.nbtea.co.uk/index.php

If you have specific areas of interest, many teachatters could give you more accurate recommendations, as many tea shops are specialized. For example, you can easily order many teas direct form India, China and Japan.

[Herb_Master]

I have been satisfied, with the delivery and teas from all of these shops.


http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/Dragon-Tea-House
http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Yunnan-Colorful
http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/Yunnan-Sourcing-LLC
http://stores.shop.befr.ebay.be/zen8tea
http://myworld.ebay.com/rich-barbarian/

http://www.wanlingteahouse.co.uk/uk_tea_shop.shtml

http://jingtea.com/

http://www.jingteashop.com/chinese_tea.cfm

http://www.teacuppa.com/


http://www.teahabitat.com/store/
http://www.sevencups.com/tea_shop/home.php

It would be more helpful if you indicated which teas you have a preference for.

[TIM]

I live in Norway specifically, anyone know of any international shippers with good rates?

I am a die hard fan of http://www.theteagallery.com/?Click=44.
Email them first for what you like, and they will introduce a good selection and a reasonable international shipping rates.

[reincarnate]

http://www.goldenteahouse.com/ has worldwide shipping also

and http://www.zhitea.com/ has international shipping

but the ones mentioned above are pretty good, I have a very good experience with Jing Tea www.jingtea.com

[Proinsias]

All good suggestions so far.

Just to add a few:

Fun Alliance, good value everyday teas and a nice selection of fairly inexpensive pots. Kam seems to be fairly honest in his descriptions.

Tea Spring, cheap/free worldwide shipping. Most teas available in small sizes, great Chinese green.

O-Cha, Hibiki-an and Ippodo spring to mind for Japanese tea though there are many others.