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Medium-light roasted entry level Yancha made of Su Xi Lan "Plain Orchid"...

Xue Pian, meaning “Snow Flake,” designates Dancong tea made from the...

Half handmade teapot from Yixing purple “Zi Ni” medium-thick clay in...

Half handmade teapot from Yixing purple “Zi Ni” medium-thick clay in...

Half handmade teapot from Yixing purple “Zi Ni” medium-thick clay in...


Half handmade teapot from Yixing "Zhu Ni” Red clay in traditional old...
Year of the Tiger
Blend of very first harvest (10kg batch) from wild tea trees with 2nd one week later. The mixture not only benefit to increase amount but also the taste as the 1st harvest very vegetal with citrusy wild notes and 2nd harvest with bigger purple leaves contribute to fruitness and overal body of the tea. We are not going to be poetic about the taste of this...
Fujian white tea concept Bai Mu Dan made of Yunnan tea leaves dominating with fruity notes thanks to the longer withering , blended with traditional white tea from Yangta Shan ( Jing Gu ) significant of it's floweriness and some astringency due to the lighter withering. We expect with ageing fruit will change to honey and flower to fruit. Sweet &...
Blend of 1st. & 2.nd harvest from wild tea trees with 1st harvest Ailao Shan white which to achieve balanced taste of , for someone , overwhelming Ye Sheng notes. Combination of herbal bitterness with fruity notes , citrusy ( ye sheng ) and sweet ( tips of Ailao ) overall experience. All those notes can be controlled by brewing technique ( ratio...
The first spring harvest of the big tea trees from the village Man Xing Long , located on Bulang mountain. There is not much to be said about this mao cha as it is mostly suitable for pressing and long term storing ( ageing ) . Very bitter but clean in processing and so in taste. If you manage to go through the few cups , the "hui gan" will also appear....
The first spring harvest tea leaves from big and small arbor tea trees growing in forest near village San He Lao Zhai in Yiwu. Fruity " mei zi " notes are sensed after few cups and honey fragrance mixed with flower touch ( as typical in fresh Yiwu ) which will transform to fruity-honey notes later with ageing. Tea cake doesn't have "nei piao" as it's made...
You can practice Self Enquiry and drink this blend of Menghai with Laos small arbor tea trees after you find your true " I " , or drink it now to enjoy some bitter notes of Bulang tea leaves with fruity-flowery taste of Laos tea leaves giving an impression of some Yiwu puer blend. Dry grape raisins aroma coming from hot leaves after first infusion ,...
Spring harvest from arbor tea trees planted in forest of Kunzhu mountain. Medium pressed cake. Intensive flowery aroma comes from brewed leaves which stays also as a taste in your cup for many steepings. With hard stepping some astringency will occur but in general tea liqour is rather smooth and gentle. Further taste development is expected as you can...
Very small batch, mixture of small , big and wild tea trees from various locations ( mostly Menghai ) which we were offering for custom pressing 2020 - 2022. Despite of thoroughly blended mao cha , due to the many different batches involved, there is no guarantee that each cake is going to taste same. Yet, we do offer a sample ( for your peace of mind )...
Small private batch fermentation of Bulang Shan mao cha made by our master in Menghai. The pressed 6g of shu blended with approx. 0.8g of aged "chen pi si" - dried tangerine threads , guarantees very balanced taste and not overwhelming sour orange tea like those Shu in Tangerine. The aged skin also have more subtle taste which doesn't release sharp...
"Sui Yin Zi" shattered silver - in translation, which comes from the shape reminding silver nuggets used as currency dated back to Song dynasty and before. Shu puerh tea leaves pressed through the sort of mince machine where output are long spaghetti like threads which are heat dried in oven and broken into these small granules. It is solely mechanical...
Naturally pressed lao cha tou by pile weight during the fermentation we pressed pressed into the 250g bricks. If you are fan of the unique taste of Yongde shu puerh, you can appreciate typical dry wood and sweet - gentle bitter dark chocolate aroma with touch of walnut reflected also in taste. Easy to be chipped off to small cha tou pieces.