Sehreh Shop
Tea
Choices with a clear origin, dependable quality and respect for Iranian taste.
ViewHibiscus Tea – 60 g Sehreh
From 230,000 Toman
ViewApple, Quince & Spice Herbal Infusion – 100 g Sehreh
From 230,000 Toman
ViewSaffron Pyramid Tea Sehreh
From 580,000 Toman
ViewRose Pyramid Tea Sehreh
From 190,000 Toman
ViewCardamom Pyramid Tea Sehreh
From 210,000 Toman
ViewPlain Pyramid Tea Sehreh
From 150,000 Toman
ViewPremium Broken Green Tea Sehreh
From 800,000 Toman
ViewTea Stem (Chub Chai) Sehreh
From 300,000 Toman
ViewGhalam Black Tea with Stem Sehreh
From 400,000 Toman
ViewPremium Ghalam Black Tea Sehreh
From 400,000 Toman
ViewPremium Needle-Leaf Ghalam Black Tea Sehreh
From 960,000 Toman
ViewBroken Black Tea Sehreh
From 700,000 Toman
ViewPremium Broken Black Tea Sehreh
From 950,000 Toman
ViewPremium Heavy Broken Black Tea Sehreh
From 980,000 Toman
ViewPure Green Tea Sehreh
From 110,000 Toman
ViewPremium Black Tea Sehreh
From 95,000 Toman
Buying guide
Frequently asked questions
What is broken tea, and how is it different from leaf (ghalam) tea?
Broken tea is made from crushed leaves, so its colour and flavour release faster in water, giving a strong, dark brew. Leaf (ghalam) tea is made from larger, more intact leaves — it colours more slowly and has a gentler, more delicate flavour.
How is pyramid tea different from regular loose tea?
Pyramid tea is the same tea leaf, packed into a pyramid-shaped sachet for a quick, single-cup brew — the extra room inside lets the leaf unfurl more freely. Sehreh's pyramid range includes plain tea as well as cardamom, cinnamon, rose and saffron.
Which Iranian tea suits everyday brewing best?
For everyday brewing, broken tea or premium black tea is the usual choice since it steeps quickly and gives a darker, stronger cup. When you have more time for a slower brew, leaf (ghalam) tea is the gentler choice.
Where does Sehreh's authentic Iranian tea come from?
Sehreh's private gardens are in Langarud, Gilan; the leaves are harvested and produced in the factory right beside those same gardens.