Tea for
quieter moments.
Sourced from the mountains of China. Delivered with intention.
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Not sure what you want? Start with how you want to feel.
A quieter way
to brew tea.
Simple brewing notes for slower moments, warmer cups, and more thoughtful tea rituals.
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Tea Types
Traditional categories for those who know their way around a tea menu.
A Few Quiet Answers
What kind of tea does Tea Passage focus on?
Modern Chinese loose-leaf tea curated for quieter moments. We work with small farms across China to source single-origin oolong, green, white, black, and Pu-erh teas — each selected for character and the experience it creates in the cup.
What is oolong tea?
Oolong tea is a partially oxidized Chinese tea that sits between green and black tea. Its flavor range is extraordinarily wide — from bright and floral to deep and roasted — with each infusion revealing a different layer of complexity. Explore our oolong collection →
How to brew green tea?
Use water at 80°C — never boiling — with 3g of leaf per cup. Steep for 1–2 minutes. The key is temperature control: too hot extracts bitterness, while the right temperature brings out the tea's natural sweetness and freshness. More brewing notes →
Tea Journal
Occasional notes on tea, brewing, and quieter living. No spam. Just thoughtfulness.