Tea Accessories

To truly enjoy fine tea, opt to buy tea accessories online from Newby’s carefully crafted collection. Each piece has been designed to help you to create the perfect cup of loose leaf tea at home.

 

19 products
  • Disposable Tea Filters Disposable Tea Filters
    Teaware
    Disposable tea filters

    A pack of 100 tea filters for effortless loose-leaf tea preparation.

    £4.50
    £4.50
  • Newby Glass Teapot Newby Glass Teapot
    Teaware
    Newby glass teapot

    An elegant design for the perfect tea moment, showcasing your loose-leaf tea.

    £30.00
    £30.00
  • Travel Tea Infuser Travel Tea Infuser
    Teaware
    Travel tea infuser

    This travel infuser is convenient for brewing loose tea when on the go.

    £21.00
    £21.00
  • Dual Stainless Steel Scoop - Gold Dual Stainless Steel Scoop - Gold
    Teaware
    Dual stainless steel scoop - gold

    Enhance your tea ritual with our scoop for teapots and tea cups.

    £7.50
    £7.50
  • Dual Stainless Steel Scoop - Silver Dual Stainless Steel Scoop - Silver
    Teaware
    Dual stainless steel scoop - silver

    Elevate your tea experience with our scoop for both teapots and tea cups.

    £7.50
    £7.50
  • Newby Glass Cup Newby Glass Cup
    Teaware
    Newby glass cup

    Elegant clear glass mug with a curved handle and flared rim for refined serving.

    £7.50
    £7.50
  • Newby branded Fine Bone China Teapot Newby branded Fine Bone China Teapot
    Teaware
    Newby branded fine bone china teapot
    £20.00
    £20.00
  • Tea Hourglass Sand Timer - 3, 5min Tea Hourglass Sand Timer - 3, 5min
    Teaware
    Tea hourglass sand timer - 3, 5min

    Experience your tea infusion, brewed for the perfect amount of time.

    £14.50
    £14.50
  • Teabag Holder Teabag Holder
    Teaware
    Teabag holder

    Ensures an elegant and tidy setting whilst preventing over-brewing.

    £10.00
    £10.00
  • Japanese Kyusu Teapot and Cups Set - Black Japanese Kyusu Teapot and Cups Set - Black
    Japanese kyusu teapot and cups set - black

    Ceramic Japanese teapot with two cups for loose-leaf tea.

    £150.00
    £150.00
  • Matcha Whisk Holder - Aqua Blue Matcha Whisk Holder - Aqua Blue
    Matcha whisk holder - aqua blue

    This matcha whisk holder keeps the whisk's shape and protects its bristles.

    £12.00
    £12.00
  • Tenmoku Matcha Bowl - Handcrafted in Japan Tenmoku Matcha Bowl - Handcrafted in Japan
    Tenmoku matcha bowl - handcrafted in japan

    Elegant handmade Minoyaki matcha bowl with unique blue-green glaze.

    £55.00
    £55.00
  • Traditional Bamboo Matcha Whisk Traditional Bamboo Matcha Whisk
    Traditional bamboo matcha whisk

    Traditional matcha whisk (chasen) handmade from natural white bamboo.

    £28.00
    £28.00
  • Wooden Matcha Spoon Wooden Matcha Spoon
    Wooden matcha spoon

    Elegant matcha wooden spoon designed to measure powdered matcha perfectly.

    £12.00
    £12.00
  • Silver-Plated Luxury Caddy - Notos Silver-Plated Luxury Caddy - Notos
    Silver-plated luxury caddy - notos
    £154.00
    £154.00
  • Long Bamboo Matcha Whisk Long Bamboo Matcha Whisk
    Long bamboo matcha whisk

    Handmade dark bamboo matcha whisk, ideal for tall bowls and powdered teas.

    £55.00
    £55.00
  • Large Tea Tray Large Tea Tray
    Large tea tray

    Wooden tea tray made from champor tree, moisture-resistant with a smooth surface.

    £60.00
    £60.00
  • Small Tea Tray Small Tea Tray
    Small tea tray

    Made from plywood and jujube tree, this tray is high-quality, robust, and lightweight.

    £55.00
    £55.00
  • White Matcha Bowl White Matcha Bowl
    White matcha bowl

    Handcrafted Minoyaki matcha bowl, rustic white with earthy brown glaze.

    £75.00
    £75.00

Tea accessories FAQs

What is the difference between a tea spoon and a tea scoop?

A tea spoon is a versatile kitchen tool used for stirring, while a tea scoop is specifically designed for measuring loose tea leaves with precision for consistent brewing results.

What is the difference between a tea infuser and a tea strainer?

A tea infuser holds loose tea leaves during steeping, whereas a tea strainer removes tea leaves from the brewed tea, creating a smooth, leaf-free drink.

Can you use bagged tea in a tea infuser?

No, bagged tea doesn’t need an infuser, as it’s pre-portioned and contained. Infusers are ideal for loose-leaf tea.

How long should tea stay in an infuser?

Generally, steeping takes 2-3 minutes for green tea and 3-5 minutes for black tea, but you can adjust to your taste.

How to choose a tea infuser?

Choose an infuser based on size, material, and ease of cleaning. Stainless steel is durable, and fine mesh allows for optimal flavour extraction.