Loose Leaf Tea
Pyramids
Tea Bags
Africa
Assam
Ceylon
Chinese
Darjeeling
European
Indian
Japan
Nepal
South East Asia
Ayurveda Tea
Black Tea
Chai Tea
Flavoured Tea
Flowering Tea
Tisane Tea
Green Tea
Herbal Teas
Matcha Tea
Oolong Tea
Organic Tea
Pu erh Tea
Rooibos Tea
White Tea
Asian Coffee
Caribbean Coffee
Central American Coffee
South American Coffee
Coffee Pods
Coffee Bags
Coffee Blends
Decaffeinated Coffee
Espresso Coffee
Ethically Sourced Coffee
Flavoured Coffee
Organic Coffee
Single Origin Coffee
Chocolate Covered Coffee
Light Medium
Medium
Medium Dark
Dark
Caffeine Free
Medium Caffeine Level
High Caffeine Level
Gifts for Coffee Lovers
Gifts for Tea Lovers
£10 Gift Voucher
£25 Gift Voucher
£50 Gift Voucher
Loose Tea Filters
Tea Accessories
Tea Infusers & Strainers
Tea Caddies
Tea Caddy Spoons
Tea BricksVietnamese Teas
Vietnamese Tea boasts a long and fascinating history dating back thousands of years. Though not as well known as Chinese or Japanese Tea, it still has much to offer casual drinkers and connoisseurs alike.
We currently stock three types here at The Kent and Sussex Tea and Coffee Company. These are Vietnam Flowery Orange Pekoe Green Tea, Vietnam Orange Pekoe, and Vietnam Tung Ting Oolong Tea.
Showing all 3 results
-
Vietnam Tung Ting Oolong Tea
From £6.65— or subscribe to save 10%Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Vietnam Flowery Orange Pekoe Green Tea
From £3.88— or subscribe to save 10%Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Vietnam Orange Pekoe Tea
From £2.98— or subscribe to save 10%Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Vietnam Tea Culture and the History
Tea growing in Vietnam began millennia ago. However, it wasn’t until the French conquest of the country during the 19th century that mass production and exportation started.
Vietnam Tea plantations eventually appeared across the landscape as Tea’s consumption slowly but surely became ingrained in the local culture. Today, now independent from France, Vietnam is the seventh-largest producer in the world.
Vietnamese people tend to enjoy a cuppa first thing in the morning, as well as at Vietnamese Tea ceremonies for weddings and other events. It is served continuously throughout the day, especially at mealtimes.
While all varieties can be found in households, the most popular is, unquestionably, Vietnamese Green Tea, which accounts for an estimated 65% of sales. But what are the other types?
Types of Vietnamese Tea
Oolong Tea from Vietnam is almost as sought after as its Green Tea counterpart. Also much loved are floral-flavoured White Tea varieties such as Lotus Tea.
Additionally, if somewhat unexpectedly, Artichoke Tea is a delicacy! The next question is determining how to make Vietnamese Tea. The below step-by-step instructions are for brewing up the best known Vietnamese Green Tea:
Vietnamese Tea Benefits
If taste alone wasn’t enough, there is always the chance of frequent consumption offering Vietnamese Green Tea benefits. Studies indicate that it can, among other qualities, promote weight loss, improve cardiovascular health, aid digestion, rejuvenate the skin, and even reduce the risk of developing type-2 diabetes.
Discover for yourself – be sure to buy and try Vietnamese Tea today.