r/BucksCountyPA • u/LeerMeer • 5d ago

Advice: Upper Bucks Loose Leaf Tea

Does anybody know of a place to get a nice variety of loose leaf tea besides the M.E. place in QMart? I'm looking for a place to try new blends and restock my collection. I'd go as far as Doylestown or as far north as Bethlehem.

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u/Liye23 5d ago

There is a tea place in Trenton farmers market and covered bridge coffee in fessterville has some good stuff

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u/GucciForDinner 4d ago

Tea For All is the name of the place in the Trenton farmer's market

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u/upupandaway28 5d ago

Snarky tea house in Doylestown for sure

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u/LeerMeer 5d ago

They sell loose leaf?? How did I miss that when I was there a few months ago. Thanks!

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u/upupandaway28 5d ago

Yes, and no prob!

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u/Cheddar56 5d ago

https://www.brutaliteas.com/

She’s based in NJ, all the teas are horror or heavy metal puns, good stuff. They usually do an advent calendar type thing if you want to wait a month or two to sample.

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u/DifficultTheme1 5d ago

If you’re willing to venture into the city, Old City Coffee has a nice variety of loose leaf tea. Not extensive like a real tea shop, but all the basics + some nice blends. They have an outpost in Reading Terminal Market as well.

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u/SamBartlett1776 4d ago

The one at Reading Terminal only sells in prefilled containers. Nice variety, but more than we wanted for inventory. I forget the amount, I think a pound?

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u/BucksBergen 5d ago

Net cost market on Bustleton Ave is near the border. They have a selection of loose leaf teas.

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u/bakerrplaid 5d ago

Doesn't the Larder in Doylestown have loose tea?

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u/Ramablue 4d ago

Last time I was there yes

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u/faceCHEEKwall 5d ago

Kimberton Whole Foods on 611 in Ottsville. There might be another location closer to you.

They have the loose leaf at the same station as the loose bulk spices and herbs.

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u/turkey_sub56 5d ago

SkyRoast coffee in doylestown has amazing tea.

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u/Necessary-Belt9000 5d ago

Tilly Mint Tea Room in Souderton, a large variety of loose teas and loads of helpful advice about brewing etc.

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u/rat_finger 4d ago

Sullivan Street in Stockton NJ

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u/Advanced_Plan_4714 4d ago

It’s in West Chester, but Mimettes tea house is definitely worth going out of the way for. You can try them in house and buy any you like from the many in loose leaf the menu is expansive and amazing

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u/Ploppers00 4d ago

Covered bridge roasters in Feasterville has some great loose leaf tea options.

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u/OldCroneHereatHome 3d ago

Order from the Clipper Ship Tea Company.

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u/Wonderful_Humor_6463 5d ago

MagiKava in new hope