HTHT starts with a reservation for afternoon tea.
The afternoon tea ritual, a highly civilised affair conducted in oases of calm, has seen its fanbase swell over the last century or so and hotels are increasingly upping the ante to bring tea-time lovers through the door. Whether it’s sparkling teas, an afternoon experience that exudes geographical charm or even afternoon tea sets that you can buy and replicate the experience at home, we have evolved and come a long way from scones and clotted cream. Here’s where to head for the weekend – or if you need to clear leave on a weekday.
Updated on 5 Mar 2021
THE LOBBY LOUNGE AT INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE
The Lobby Lounge’s latest afternoon offering Classic Afternoon Tea: Tropical Paradise takes its cues from tropical fruits as well as the refreshing flavours and colours they lend to a presentation like this. Treats are presented in a three-tier setting and extend well into trays by the side. The menu’s items already sound like music to the ears: cempedak catalana, gula melaka sponge, vanilla bavarian; White coffee bean crémeux, lemongrass pomegranate, pomelo jelly served in a mini chocolate coffee cup; and coconut lime mousse with mango passion fruit compote. You will want to leave room for equally delicious savoury bites such as the nyonya spicy chicken with grated coconut in pastry shell; and prawn with potato and pickled mango tart. Classic English scones are served alongside candied ginger scones, paired with homemade mango peach jam, forest fruit jam and clotted cream. There is also a Vegan Afternoon Tea specially crafted for vegans and vegetarians on offer.
Available daily until 30 April 2021.
$128++ for two guests, inclusive of two flutes of champagne, two glasses of alcoholic Copenhagen Sparkling Tea GRON, fine loose-leaf tea or coffee, and unlimited ice cream.
$98++ for two guests, inclusive of two glasses of non-alcoholic Copenhagen Sparkling Tea BLA, fine loose-leaf tea or coffee, and unlimited ice cream.
TIAN FU TEA HOUSE at TOP OF UOB PLAZA & PARKROYAL on Beach Road
For those who have longed to enjoy a spot of afternoon like royalty (plus an unbeatable view to match at Top of UOB Plaza), Tian Fu Tea House at Si Chuan Dou Hua has a Reunion Imperial High Tea that even Qing Dynasty’s Qianlong would be happy to skip lunch for. Beautifully presented in a stand that resembles the silhouette of the plum flower are eight handcrafted dim sum items such as the Steamed Abalone Dumpling, Fragrant Waxed Meat Rice and the Durian New Year Cake. Afternoon Tea at Tian Fu starts with a gin-steeped Ginseng cocktail as well as a Prosperity Salmon Yusheng toss (customised to party size) – a surefire way of starting the sesh on a high note!
According to Director of Restaurants, Bars and Events, Linda Loke, guests can expect the variety of delicate dim sum items to vary from the dim sum menu and between outlets – a great opportunity to experience the breath of dim sum artistry Si Chuan Dou Hua has to offer.
Tea goers leave pampered while those with a healthy appetite are satiated, thanks to the flavourful rice made even better by high quality waxed meat.
Also noteworthy is how Master Dim Sum Chef Peng Yi Chun upped the nian gao game with a multi-layered Durian New Year Cake (榴槤年糕). Durian custard and nian gao is layered one by one and then chilled to set its shape; for $38, bring it home for an afternoon treat.
The TOP of UOB outlet menu is available at $58 per person. Choose one out of four chinese teas, and be treated to a Ginseng Cocktail.
The menu at PARKROYAL on Beach Road menu is available at $48 per person with mocktail.
Available daily from 2:30pm to 6:30 pm from 1 February until 28 February 2021.
THE LOBBY LOUNGE AT SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, SINGAPORE
Living in the lap of luxury: afternoon tea at The Lobby Lounge.
This image is for illustration purposes only – refer to menu for the full list of food and drink items on offer.
The Lobby Lounge, situated in the Tower Wing with its high ceiling and iconic columns, is a great place to while an afternoon away while watching the world go by at this massive property that is home to 792 guestrooms and several more serviced apartments and residences. As you take small, manageable bites from the 3-tier Local Signature Afternoon Tea Set, you will notice inimitable design features of the space – think a basalt rock wall measuring 9 by 6 metres, featuring nine different types of living plants, designed by landscape artist Charlie Albone. There is a large collection of art: Hirotoshi Sawada was commissioned to create the Tree Canopy, an installation in the lobby made up of stylised metallic leaves that drift serenely in the air and contributes to that grand sense of arrival.
The 3 tiers start off with exquisite items such as Strawberry & Lychee Quenelle and 64% Chocolate Truffle at the top, followed by local kueh-kueh in the middle tier and finishing off with droolworthy savouries like Chilli Crab Puff, Smoked Salmon Canape and Hae Bi Hiam Sandwich. MENU
Available Mondays to Fridays at S$38++ per person.
On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, chargeable at S$42++ per person.
THE ROSE VERANDA AT SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, SINGAPORE
The Rose Veranda Experience in Red
Paint the town red over the upcoming festivities and enjoy shades of colour with your high tea at The Rose Veranda. The culinary team led by Chef Marc Cibrowius has prepared a unique 3-course high tea experience with savouries and pastries featuring bright and jubilant shades of red, pink and cream for a cheerful afternoon.
Delight in enticing appetisers, a main course of your choice and a three-tier stand of desserts that are perfectly decadent for the holiday season as your tea selection is brewed to bring out the robust, fragrant and full-bodied flavours nature has produced for a pleasant sipping experience.
The Rose Veranda Experience in Red 3-Course High Tea Set is available at $68++ for 2 diners until 28 February 2021. Includes 2 beverages (choice of tea or coffee)
TEA LOUNGE AT REGENT SINGAPORE
Luxuriate in Regent Singapore‘s classy Tea Lounge as the first afternoon tea of the season brings with it the first flush of teas and the sweetest ingredients of spring.
Expect delicate tea sandwiches and lip-puckering desserts like Ivory Chocolate Panna Cotta with Mandarin Compote, and Amalfi Lemon Almond Meringue Tarts.
Available on weekdays at $47 per adult with a selection of Gryphon Tea or Illy Coffee $23.50 per child
Additional $10 | $48 | $40 for a glass, bottle or free-flow prosecco
Additional $15 | $88 | $60 for a glass, bottle or free-flow champagne
On weekends, the tiered offerings expand to include an array of hot mains served to the table such as Yuzu Confit Wild Salmon with Ponzu Sauce and, and Porcini Mushroom-crusted Wagyu Beef with Yorkshire Pudding and Black Truffle Sauce.
Available on weekends at $68 per adult with a selection of Gryphon Tea or Illy Coffee $34 per child
Additional $10 | $48 | $40 for a glass, bottle or free-flow prosecco
Additional $15 | $88 | $60 for a glass, bottle or free-flow champagne
Tip:
Enjoy your 2nd Weekday Afternoon Tea Set at 50% off (U.P. $47). Use promo code RSTL2ND when you make a reservation via Regent’s website. Offer is not valid for use on public holidays and other blackout dates stipulated by the hotel.
Enjoy Weekend High Tea at $58 (U.P. $68). Use promo code RSTL58 when you make a reservation via the website. Offer is not valid for use on public holidays and other blackout dates stipulated by the Hotel.
THE GRAND LOBBY AT RAFFLES HOTEL SINGAPORE
Credit: Raffles Hotel Singapore
If staying at one of Raffles Hotel Singapore‘s 115 beautifully-appointed suites calls for a bit of an occasion such as a birthday or anniversary, then afternoon tea at the Grande Dame could well be the next best thing you can do you for yourself on an indulgent whim.
Hot on the heels of the The Grand Lobby‘s Moscow Afternoon Tea is the Sakura Afternoon Tea which comes just in time for the sakura season, served up from 15 March to 11 April 2021.
Inspired by the alluring beauty of cherry blossoms coming into full bloom, Executive Pastry Chef Tai Chien Lin created a Sakura Afternoon Tea featuring an exquisite array of luscious Sakura Panna Cotta, crisp Sakura Ice Cream Monaka, and decadent Sakura Strawberry Éclair, in beautiful shades of pink reminiscent of the Sakura’s elegant impermanence.
The thematic Afternoon Tea experience indulges tea-goers with a lavish spread of delectable Beef Sando Katsu Bechamel, Japanese Omelette with Ikura, and more, each mouthful a rich harmony of flavours and textures, perfectly paired with a choice of Mariage Frères premium tea or the Raffles custom-blended coffee.
To heighten the Sakura Afternoon Tea experience, we recommending orderin from their curated selection of handcrafted cocktails, including Waka Jūsu ($25++), a tart and fruity concoction made with Champagne, Yuzu, Sangue Morlacco; ZakuroMirukuhaibōru ($20++), a unique blend of Malt Whiskey, Pomegranate, Apple, Orange, Sencha, Milk and Lemon; and Hanafubuki ($25++), a potent elixir of Gin, Vermouth, Sake, Cherry Blossom and Umeboshi.
Stay tuned for the next destination in Raffles’ journey around the world!
Available at S$88++ per guest. MENU
The Classic Afternoon Tea is also available for guests wanting to experience the signature.
THE COURTYARD AT THE FULLERTON HOTEL SINGAPORE
Perhaps no post office has ever experienced such a glamorous transformation as The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. It made headlines when the ball dropped on 31st December 2000, signalling the start of a new era for the heritage building. The property puts its raised ceilings to great use, bringing generous sunlight into The Courtyard where the ritual of traditional afternoon high tea is served. Enjoy savouries such as Ricotta Chives and Mashed Egg Mayonnaise Slider with Olive Bagel and from the sweets section, there are specials like the Fullerton Fruit Cake; even the macaron comes in an ondeh ondeh flavour! There are a few other renditions of the afternoon tea menu to cater, too, for the likes of vegans, vegetarians or those on gluten-free or non-diary diet. To lift your spirits, opt to have prosecco, house rose, red, white and moscato on free flow for two hours. MENU
Available Mondays to Fridays at S$50++ per adult and S$25++ per child
Available on weekends at S$55++ per adult and S$27++ per child
Add on S$78++ for free flow of selected prosecco, house rose, red, white and moscato for two hours.
In honour of International Women’s Day (8 March) and to support fund-raising efforts for women’s empowerment, The Fullerton Hotels Singapore presents the Purple Afternoon Tea. Purple is the official colour of International Women’s Day, and is a symbol of justice and dignity, associated with efforts to achieve gender equality.
The line-up of savoury bites includes Smoked Salmon with Caviar and Sour Cream on Beetroot Bagel, Court Bouillon Tiger Prawn with Sweet Mango and Purple Onion Relish, Spice Smoked Chicken Mini Tartlet with Berry Jam, Duck Rillettes in Sesame Cone with Purple Cress, Telegraph Cucumber
Sandwich and Boiled Red Skin Potato Salad with Quail Egg.
Make room for desserts, a tempting repertoire of sweets that taste as lovely as they look, including a petite version of Chef Prabhu’s new Lavender Jivara Chocolate Opera, Blackcurrant Mini Cupcake, Violet Choux, Blackberry Sakura Tart, Blueberry Financier and Vanilla Elderberry
Macaron. The teatime experience is complete with the quintessential classic and raisin scones served with fresh clotted cream and jam, as well as a fine selection of teas.
SGD5 from the proceeds of each purple-hued Afternoon Tea set will be donated to United Women Singapore, a not-for-profit organisation aiming at advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment by promoting STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) for girls and advocating issues facing women.
Available at both The Courtyard and The Landing Point until 31 Mar 2021, priced at S$51++ per adult on week days; S$56++ per adult on weekends.
ATRIUM BAR AT PAN PACIFIC SINGAPORE
As the excitement from the Lunar New Year dissipates, find new joy in afternoon tea. Pan Pacific Singapore‘s seasonal experience is a Japanese-inspired one featuring sweets and savouries presented in a breath-taking high tea stand modelled after Atrium’s iconic floating pods. We are talking exceptional items like Japanese Egg Sandwich and Milk Butter Roll, refreshing Sudachi Tart with Calamansi and Matcha Azuki Monaka featuring a tasty Japanese sweet red bean paste.
Available daily at SGD 44 per guest from now till 31 March 2021.
THE KNOLLS AT CAPELLA
Overlooking cascading pools, the South China and dense forestry, The Knolls has a luxury resort vibe that feels more far flung and idyllic than the location promises. Afternoon tea here involves tasting a selection of savouries like crab salad, foie gras terrine and beef pastrami sandwich. The warm scones come in two flavours – buttermilk and blueberry thyme – and served with organic raw honey, mascarpone and strawberry jam. Bridge your way to desserts and enjoy the sesame-yuzu ganache and Iranian pistachio financiers as you lounge in the contemporary interiors by Yasuhiro Koichi. MENU
Available Mondays to Fridays at S$45++ per person
WINDOW ON THE PARK AT HOLIDAY INN SINGAPORE ORCHARD CITY CENTRE
Spring is in the air! Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre‘s Window on the Park has a CNY-inspired afternoon tea decked with a delectable selection of savoury delicacies and a delicious array of sweet treats. It features local & Chinese dishes featuring chicken bak kwa with cucumber sandwich, siew mai slider in charcoal bun with hoisin sauce and scones with orange marmalade. MENU
Available daily at S$58++ per person (1-for-1 pricing) until 28 Feb 2021.
BRASSERIE LES SAVEURS AT THE ST REGIS SINGAPORE
The St. Regis Singapore redefines the grandeur of afternoon tea experiences with its St Regis Afternoon Tea Experience at Brasserie Les Saveurs. A classic two-tiered silver stand delivers a who’s who of luxe savouries like Truffle Quail Egg, Asparagus, Mimosa Tartlet and Maine Lobster Brioche topped with Caviar and Baby Lettuce. A 65°c Egg, accompanied by mushrooms and parmesan espuma are prepared à la minute – just the way we like it. On the sweet front, St. Regis has Coconut Mousse, Praline Cream, Yuzu Crémeux, Vanilla Rose Tartlet, Lemon Savarin, Vanilla Chantilly Cream and more. Order a glass of Barons de Rothschild Brut NV Champagne and let it contribute to a bubbly afternoon! MENU
Available daily at S$48.00++ per person on weekdays; S$55++ on weekends
To enjoy a glass of Barons de Rothschild Brut NV Champagne together with afternoon tea, it’s S$73++ on weekdays and S$80++ on weekends.
L’ESPRESSO AT GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
L’Espresso‘s latest rendition of the English Afternoon Tea is now served to you so you can consume it comfortably tableside either indoors or alfresco at the poolside terrace. It is a hearty spread consisting of sandwiches, tartlets, croissants and more. What makes this so much of a meal is that L’Espresso has a number of warm items on offer: Pork & Cannellini Bean Stew served with Mini Baguette, Cheesy-baked Tortellini with Bacon & Sea Shrimps and even Maple Pecan-crusted Beef Tenderloin with Balsamic-Mustard Sauce! At the end of it all, partake in the Bread and Butter Pudding with Vanilla Sauce as well as the Chocolate/Vanilla Ice Cream (with a choice of toppings such as mini chocolate pearls or jelly candies). There is an assortment of desserts displayed, too, at The Deli for your selection. There is an extensive selection of fine TWG Tea but you should not leave without trying the Goodwood Exclusive – Legacy Blend 120. Customised for the hotel’s 120th Anniversary, this commemorative black tea blend draws inspiration from the rich history of the hotel and features bergamot, blue cornflower with hints of the sweet fragrant aroma of almonds. MENU
Inclusive of 2 servings of coffee or tea
Inclusive of a glass of Taittinger Brut Reserve NV champagne and 2 servings of coffee or tea:
ONE-NINETY BAR AT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SINGAPORE
Four Seasons Hotel Singapore’s One-Ninety Bar looks to Scandinavia for afternoon tea inspo and the result is a Copenhagen Sparkling Afternoon Tea that has sparkle firmly locked into the agenda. Danish award-winning sommelier Jacob Kocemba and his business partner created three variants of refreshing tea that are available at One-Ninety. Lyserod’s base is an exclusive white Silver Needle tea that combines with Oolong tea for complexity as well as hibiscus flower and First Flush Darjeeling tea for fruity undertones. As for Bla, guests will detect crisp notes of Jasmine and Chamomile and, in particular, three fine white teas which give the tea a signature softness all while remaining complex and elegant. The third variant, GRON, is made with organic green, white, ginger and citrus teas as well as white wine and organic lemon juice, giving it the scent of nectarine and fresh herbal notes. On the palate, you will detect peach and a touch of mint – pure genius!
To add to the sparkle of the experience, Four Seasons veteran and graduate of the Le Cordon Bleu School in London Pastry Chef Audrey Yee has prepared a great selection of food. We love the delicate finger sandwiches, brown sugar shortbread and scones accompanied by homemade Strawberry-Rose Preserve and Devonshire Clotted Cream and will gladly make room for sweets such as the Profiterole with Granny Smith Apple Compote. MENU
Copenhagen Sparkling Afternoon Tea is available on weekends at S$66++ per person. This includes three Copenhagen Sparkling Teas and a choice of freshly brewed coffee or tea.
Weekend Afternoon Tea, with a choice of freshly brewed coffee or tea, is available at S$46++ per person.
MO BAR AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL, SINGAPORE
MO Bar‘s fabulous afternoon tea experience can now be replicated at home with their takeaway tea set. They have a good range of bites ranging from a Miniature Sandwich selection and scones to Pastry selection and Cookies and Pralines. For us, highlights from the curated specials include Grilled Ham and Cheese Sandwich (black forest ham, gruyère cheese and pommery mustard mayonnaise), Vanilla and Chocolate Scones accompanied by clotted cream and artisanal marmalades as well as Matcha Yaki-Imo Cake (matcha soufflé sponge, mascarpone cream and roasted sweet potato bavarois). It’s perfect for a family! MENU
Available daily at S$98 nett for a family of four (2 adults and 2 children). Orders have to be placed at least 24 hours in advance.
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THE LANDING BAY AT THE FULLERTON BAY HOTEL SINGAPORE
Bask in the glorious view of the Marina Bay area as you sink into the comfy armchairs and sofas of The Landing Point at The Fullerton Bay Hotel; front row view is guaranteed if you pick a spot along the elegant indoor promenade paved with marble mosaics and gold hues. That’s if you get a table – advance reservations are absolutely mandatory if you are toying with the idea of an afternoon catch-up with girlfriends.
Once here, besides being captivated by Andre Fu’s sumptuous interiors, highlights from the afternoon tea include savouries such as Seared Beef Pastrami, Pesto, Cornichon Salsa, Brioche and Maple Pecan Orange Tart from the sweets section. To top the experience, consider adding S$78++ for two hours’ of free flow prosecco, house rose, red, white and moscato. MENU
Available Mondays to Fridays at S$50++ per adult and S$25++ per child
Available on weekends at S$55++ per adult and S$27++ per child
Add on S$78++ for free flow of selected prosecco, house rose, red, white and moscato for two hours.
ALLEY ON 25 AT ANDAZ SINGAPORE
Alley on 25 is Andaz Singapore’s multi-cuisine, all-day dining venue and just for a few hours each day it transforms into the site of a fabulous Andaz Pink Afternoon Tea. Each layer of the botanical-accented tiffin unveils luscious treats such as lobster tartlets and beetroot hummus crostini. For sweets, you’ll get to enjoy small bites such as raspberry beignet and lychee rose cake. Each session is complemented by free flow of beverages like Andaz Iced Tea, homemade lemonade, teas by TWG and coffee.
Andaz finally reopened in September 2020 so we’ll be back often for the afternoon tea and views to match. We’d gladly top up S$33 for a glass of Ruinart Rose, too, and embrace the experience as the golden hour. MENU
Available daily at S$48++ per person.
Top up $40 per person to enjoy free flow of wines, beer and prosecco.
THE TERRACE AT CONRAD CENTENNIAL SINGAPORE
Conrad Centennial Singapore has very cleverly created an actual tiered stand that makes afternoon tea at home decadent all the same! Its take away Charlie Afternoon Tea consists of a range of perfectly matched delicacies created by its experienced team of pastry chefs. On the savoury front, enjoy highlights such as Dill Cream Cheese topped with Smoked Salmon and Tobiko Charcoal Bun, Smoked Unagi with Cucumber, Guacamole and Mustard Cress as well as Truffle Egg and Mayo Sandwich. End it off on a sweet note with the likes of matcha almond financiers and chendol gula melaka mousse cake. There’s even a sweet 10% off if you are ordering for the first time via self-collection.
Available daily at S$74.90 nett for 2 persons
Collection timings: 12pm – 5pm
Delivery timings: 1pm – 4pm
1864 AT SOFITEL SINGAPORE CITY CENTRE
Given Sofitel Singapore City Centre‘s downtown CBD location, it’s a little tempting to conduct a business meeting over Elegant Hi-Tea at its stylish bar and tea lounge 1864. Interestingly, the F&B venue was named for the very year the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company was founded; it witnessed the beginning of the district’s meteoric rise from fishing village to the financial hub it is today.
Take your pick from savoury highlights featuring the likes of Truffle Egg Mayo Sandwich and Stuffed Camembert Cheese and House-cured Salmon Tartare on Buckwheat Blinis, followed through with sweet offerings such as Green Tea Adzuki Bean Cake, Jivara Raspberry Tart and even Sofitel Macarons.
The experience is complemented by a selection of 13 blends of grand cru coffee by Nespresso as well as TWG Teas including the hotel’s exclusive Singapour Je T’aime tea blend. Level up with barrel-aged cocktails that 1864 is known for – the As It Is! Barrel-Aged Cocktail is available for an additional $20.
Available daily at S$78++ for two.
ANTI:DOTE AT FAIRMONT SINGAPORE
Fairmont Singapore’s Anti:dote Lounge’s classy afternoon experience is as creatively-presented as one might expect. An exquisite white leather-clad jewellery drawer-chest comes with different layers and each unveils a medley of sweet and savoury surprises. We love the variety of gourmet finger sandwiches as well as sweet creations that form the crowning glory of the jewellery box. The stylish interiors of Anti:dote Lounge and its freshly-baked scones, complemented by homemade raspberry jam and vanilla cream will keep the even the most sophisticated tea-goer contented.
Available daily at S$55++ per adult
SKAI AT SWISSOTEL THE STAMFORD
Few would dispute the fact that SKAI Restaurant has scaled the heights of the ultimate afternoon tea experience with its SKAI High Tea. Located on the 70th floor of Swissôtel The Stamford, SKAI’s incredible views of downtown Singapore and the harbour are a great match for the Japanese- and Asian-inspired high tea experience presented in a stand resembling a stylised Japanese tree with cherry blossoms. Executive Chef Paul Hallett, known for his culinary philosophy centred on quality produce, and Executive Pastry Chef Ming Choong, armed with two decades of pastry experience, joined hands to create this delicious showcase of tea-time treats. Consider levelling up with a caviar top-up featuring Kaviari Kristal Caviar, 30g bellini and creme fraiche at S$150. MENU
Available from Sunday to Friday at S$60++ per adult; S$30++ per child (6 to 12 years old)
LE BAR AT SOFITEL SINGAPORE SENTOSA RESORT & SPA
Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa’s Le Bar has always been a great place for afternoon tea with tropical vibes in a lush resort setting brimming with greenery and even the occasional peacock. Befitting the festive season, Le Bar has transformed its treasure trove from French Classic (think Tour Eiffel) to Festive High Tea (wish upon a star!) filled with savouries and baked goods from the patisserie.
Available daily at $98++ for two with free flow Nespresso coffee or TWG Tea
Top up for Bubbly:
$28++ for two Festive Cocktails
$36++ for two glasses of Champagne
$88++ for one bottle of Champagne
ATLAS BAR
Developer Chyau Fwu Group, the Hwang family, has been leaving its mark in Asia in the last two decades – think Parkview Green in Beijing, Hotel Eclat in Taipei and Parkview Deco in Shanghai – and it is a treat to be able to enjoy the beautiful interiors of Parkview Square from its grand lobby and bar ATLAS.
While we remember ATLAS a a cocktail bar with the world’s most envied collection of gins – Vicky Hwang was instrumental in making this bar one of a kind – it is also the home to a classy afternoon tea. Savoury treats include 5j Iberico jamon toast, lobster crostini, pumpkin quiche with cream cheese while the sweet offerings include items such as passionfruit cheesecake and raspberry financier.
True to the Hwang family’s Taiwanese roots, the broad curated selection premium tea shows great appreciation for it. The Milk Oolong from Taiwan is a buttery and mineral forward tea with a hint of spice; also from the island that celebrates tea is the Formosa Oriental Beauty – coined the champagne of oolongs – with a rich honey character.
Available daily: ATLAS Selection $56; Prestige Selection $60
