Nature
Tea is a natural, everyday ritual. We choose ingredients with care and keep things simple.
Tea · Matcha · Edible flowers
Sustainable and accessible good living through tea.
We want to connect people and inspire them with our passion. We love nature and the environment around us. In our range you will find only what we would like to buy ourselves: what we like and what we would choose for our loved ones.
01 — Range
Six ways to a good cup.
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Matcha
Japanese and Chinese. Ceremonial, premium, culinary and organic.
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Matcha latte
Ready-made mixes to stir into milk.
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Colourful matcha
Seven colours made from fruit, with no green tea.
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Teas
Black, green, white, pu-erh, rooibos, blooming teas and tea bombs.
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Edible flowers
Rose, marigold, jasmine, cornflower.
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Gift sets
Teas and matcha in sets.
02 — What matters to us
Four principles behind the brand.
Quality
We keep to strict standards and personally oversee the stages of production. We offer only what we like ourselves and consider worthy of you and your loved ones.
Responsibility
We work with trusted suppliers who value respect for the environment and decent working conditions in local communities on different continents.
Connecting people
Drinking tea is a daily ritual for millions of people, regardless of nationality, wealth or status. We believe it can connect even the most distant cultures.
03 — Our philosophy
Passion and attention to every detail.
The Mary Rose brand was born out of a love of nature. Our aim is to connect people and improve their quality of life by offering the best products available on the market.
The highest priority for us and our suppliers is respect for the environment. The raw materials are natural, carefully selected and hand-picked on plantations run in line with the cycle of nature, then packed in environmentally friendly packaging.
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04 — Why “Mary Rose”?
Ships that brought people together.
- 1510the ship was built and was then considered invincible
- 1545she sank in a battle with the French
- 1980sthe wreck was raised; today it is in the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth
The Mary Rose was one of the most famous warships of King Henry VIII’s navy. The name was taken from the king’s beloved sister, Mary Tudor, known as the Tudor Rose. The rose was also the symbol of the dynasty.
Examination of the remains showed that the crew was multicultural, with people from many countries. The Mary Rose was both their workplace and their home. We want to bring people together in the same way: regardless of origin, views or character.
05 — In the range
Edible flowers and unique blends of green and black teas.
Yunnan, assam, pu-erh, sencha, rooibos, gunpowder — and flowers from distant corners of the world that give every cup its character.
