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Camellia Sinensis

Montreal and Quebec City, Quebec

Explore tea by growing region, through Canadian specialist shops.

Camellia Sinensis has shops in Montreal and Quebec City, while its teas come from named growing regions abroad. Explore the selected tea listings and confirm the current harvest lot before ordering.

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The story & the craft.

Camellia Sinensis has a Canadian connection through Montreal and Quebec City shops while its tea pages specify growing origins. Gyokuro Shizuoka Organic comes from Japan's Okabe farmers' cooperative and carries a May 2025 harvest date in the checked listing. Anxi Tie Guan Yin is a separate Fujian, China wulong attributed to Mr. Zhan Guo Hua's gardens and a May 2026 harvest.

Producer, style, lot and brewing method help compare these teas beyond a green-tea or wulong label. Their pages give different temperatures and infusion approaches, so follow the chosen tea and method. The store guide identifies small tea bars with limited seats at some locations. The contact page gives a direct form and ordering inquiry route. A generic error banner appeared above readable content during the check; checkout and form submission were not tested. Confirm the current lot, pack, delivery and store hours before ordering or visiting. A Canadian tea retailer does not mean Canadian-grown tea.

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What they make & offer.

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Gyokuro Shizuoka Organic

Japanese tea from Okabe cooperative; checked page says May 2025 harvest.

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Anxi Tie Guan Yin

Fujian wulong from named producer; checked page says May 2026 harvest.

Confirm current lot and use its own infusion directions.

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Before you buy or go.

Selected teas are grown in Japan/China; lot and harvest can change. Generic error banner appeared; checkout/form not tested. Confirm store hours.

The Canadian connection.

Official guide identifies Quebec operations. Selected teas explicitly have Japanese and Chinese origins; no Canadian tea-farm claim.

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