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Postcard Teas

London, England, UK
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Postcard Teas is a tea company based in London, England, UK with 1 shop you can visit. Last updated October 1, 2026 by My Tea Explorer.

Postcard Teas in numbers

1Shop
1City
2005Founded

About Postcard Teas

Postcard Teas is a single shop at 9 Dering Street, off New Bond Street in Mayfair, opened in 2005 by Timothy d'Offay, who learned tea while living in Kyoto. It opens Monday to Saturday, 12:00 to 18:30, and also sells online.

The shop buys only from small producers, with farms averaging around five acres, and in 2008 it began printing the maker's name and location on every pack. Expect listings like Master Luo's West Lake Long Jing from Shi Feng, seasonal Chinese greens, Japanese teas and a few house blends for everyday drinking. If you are in London, taste in the shop first. Online, start with one named-farm green tea and one of the London Blends.

Mayfair shop since 2005Maker named on every teaFarms average five acresOpen Monday to Saturday

Founded in 2005 in London

Headquarters
London, England, UK
Founded
2005
Founder
Timothy d'Offay
Known for
Small-farm teas with the maker named; Chinese green tea; Japanese tea; London blends
How they source and sell
Buys only from small farms (averaging about five acres) and labels each tea with its maker's name and location.

Signature teas (3)

The teas Postcard Teas is best known for. We have not pulled this brand's full catalog, so there is no stock count or price spread here yet.

Master Luo's West Lake Long Jing - Shi Feng Old Tree

Hangzhou, Zhejiang, Chinagreen

Sparrow's Tongue

Chinagreen

London Blends

Blendblend

Locations (1)

Shops and tea rooms where Postcard Teas sells in person.

London, England

Postcard Teas Mayfair9 Dering Street, London W1S 1AG

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Postcard Teas?

9 Dering Street, London W1S 1AG, just off New Bond Street, near Bond Street and Oxford Circus stations.

How does Postcard Teas source its tea?

It buys only from small farms, averaging about five acres, and has labeled each tea with its maker's name and location since 2008.