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Shop the best loose leaf teas as rated by Sips by's 1,000,000 tea-loving Members — no matter the type or flavor of loose leaf tea you're searching for, Sips by has options you'll love.
Read More About Loose Leaf Tea
Black tea, green tea, and white tea — oh, my! Our loose tea collection features so many blends that you might just find your next favorite tea.
From mouthwatering chai tea and matcha to caffeine-free rooibos, hibiscus, and chamomile to a simple Assam blend to earthy Pu-erh tea, we have it all! Browse through our carefully curated collection until you find a wonderful new match made in tea heaven.
If you already have a loose-leaf collection, check out our wide selection of loose tea accessories. From the most lovely tea infusers you ever did see to gorgeous evening teaware, we’re here to help you build a delicious cup of tea from bottom to top.
If you’re buying a gift for the tea-lover in your life, check out some of our birthday tea gift sets. These tea samplers are some of our bestsellers – with teas from so many countries, it’s like tasting the world in a cup. You can even get your loved one an adorable teapot to help them prepare a delicious cuppa.
But what makes loose leaf tea so wonderful? Loose leaf tea is exceptionally fresh and flavorful, but the real difference comes from the experience.
Especially for full or whole leaf tea, tea-lovers get a unique treat when they witness how the leaf was rolled, how it unfurls throughout the steeping process, and the journey the leaves take to become a delicious tea. With broken-leaf tea and leaf pieces, you’ll find a bolder and darker cup alongside an easy blending experience with ingredients like herbs, fruits, and spices.
Loose tea is also better for the environment because there’s less waste: Loose tea is easy to compost and provides opportunities for multiple steeps.
Finally, tea is full of healthy nutrients and antioxidants. While the health benefits may depend on tea type, experts agree that loose leaf tea typically has higher concentrations of the good stuff.
No matter your favorite tea, there’s a loose-leaf version waiting for you. Try an English Breakfast tea with your morning scone or a bergamot blast of Earl Grey with your evening ice cream. If you like mint tea, you can even try making a loose-leaf peppermint iced tea as a refreshing and cooling summer treat.
The point is this: Whether you like oolong tea, jasmine tea, sencha green, yerba mate, Darjeeling tea, or even a decaf herbal tea, there’s a loose-leaf version ready for your favorite mug.
Sources:
Why Is Loose Leaf Tea Better Than Teabags? | The Spruce Eats
The Hidden Health Benefits of Tea | Penn Medicine
Tea | The Nutrition Source | Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health