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Medium oxidised and roasted tea leaves from the first spring harvest of...
Late winter and early spring harvest medium-dark roast Dancong tea which...
Mini size "single player" Jianshui tea pot in shape of pumpkin, fired in...
Jianshui tea pot fired in kiln traditionally on wood. The outer surface...
Spring harvest from big wild varietal tea trees. No Huang Pian selected...
Handmade , double fired at around 1200C in gas kiln, Ban Yue Hu Jianshui...
Handmade , double fired at around 1200C in gas kiln, Xi Bian Hu Jianshui...
Year of the Rabbit
Spring Yunnan Dian Hong processed by Fujian master which is noticeable in taste. Fruity sweet and clean bitterness if you steep it harder. Bini bricks pressed by simple mechanical device operated by hand so the weight is between 5.5 -7.5g and some squares are not perfect sharp shape. The look is not important as it's packed in separate heat sealed pouches...
Spring leaves from Miao Wan village situated Tong Mu Guan area ( Wu Yi Shan ) tea garden . Heavy oxidised , as typical red tea , but with following " yao qing " - tossing the leaves , step processing as common for oolong. That gives the tea extra fruity , sour- sweet notes resembling wild varietal taste but more sweet like oolong tea with chocolate...
Early spring harvest from wild tea trees growing on Big Snow Mountain in Yong De area. Sourish notes with sweet aftertaste from Ya Bao , much darker oxidation ( longer withering ) , gives tea tea more subtle / less aggressive taste resembling Ye Sheng Hong in certain way. It is different from older version we also offer , as this one is fully Kunming dry...
Blend of spring harvest arbor tea trees from Pasha with wild varietal Da Xue Shan sheng of light oxidation. Shorter withering of Ye Sheng makes this tea more open for the ageing so it can be quite aggressive from beginning, therefore we recommend this tea for longer storage rather than drinking new. We believe that bitter Pasha leaves with sweet sour...
Mixture of all loose leaf sheng puerh samples we got from our 2023 tea sourcing trip. Ailao Shan , Laowu Shan , Wuliang Shan, Bulang Shan ( Lao Man E - sweet & bitter, Pa Dian Lao Zhai , Pasha Lao Zhai ) , Hu Zhu Liang Zi. There is some wild varietal and purple varietal blended in as well. Despite of accurate blending , it is very possible that each...
Spring harvest from young arbor tea trees growing in tea garden called " The pond at the bottom of the pot ", because is situated in small valley with small pond in the middle. The tea leaves from that area are specific for the flowery based taste and aroma with some fruity sweet notes in aftertaste. Some astringency is expected which will mellow down to...
Boiled out extract from the shu puerh tea leaves pressed without any chemicals added, into the mini bricks called Tea Paste. Simply put into the pitcher or bigger jar and pour hot water. Mini brick will fully dissolve providing smooth but strong taste ( if small amount of water ) without any earthy notes as boiled shu puerh tea but with more convenient...
Special grade of spring Yunnan Black tea from Simao made of the small tips growing on the top of the of Yun Keng Shi Hao variety. Honey Fragnance Golden Tips Golden name stands for actual taste notes, yet this one has gone through the " ti xiang " ( high temp. roast ) so roasted nuts are dominating character. The golden color emerges during processing and...
Autumn harvest from young and old tea trees growing in two different tea gardens based on Lao Wu mountain , blended together and hand pressed into the small dragon balls " long zhu". Fruity touch of the small huang pian leaves not fully selected out from the mao cha , with flowery notes which are a significant profile for this area , are well balanced...