Leaf tea refers to teas made from the leaves, buds and stems of the tea plant (Camellia sinensis). These types of teas are typically more complex in flavor than their processed counterparts such as black, green or white teas. Examples of leaf teas include Dragonwell, Darjeeling, and Sencha among others. The quality and taste of these teas can vary depending on the region they were grown, the time of harvest, and how they are processed after being plucked.