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Handmade from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni" which is rich in iron ,...

Handmade from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni" which is rich in iron ,...

Handmade teapot in shape of pumpkin from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni"...

Handmade from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni" which is rich in iron ,...

Small size Xi Shi shape Jiashui Zitao double fired clay teapot with...

Small size De Zhong shape Jiashui Zitao double fired clay teapot with...

Classical Xi Shi shape Jiashui Zitao satin black teapot with hand...

Classical Dragon Egg shape Jiashui Zitao satin black teapot with hand...
Year of the Snake
Spring harvest of Dancong tea from area of Phoenix mountain. Medium light oxidation with very light roast in order to keep the as much as original taste of the tea leaf and promote the flowery notes same time. This " Ya Shi Xiang "- Duck Shit Aroma, offers some gentle honey and fruity notes with very light touch of roast in aroma. Decent daily drinker...
The blend of many varietals ( like purple leaf Zi Juan or some oolong small leaf varietal ) from Feng Qing area. Fully oxidized with typical high temp. roast technique finish ( called "gao xiang / ti xiang " ) processed tea leaf releases remarkable chocolate and cocoa scent out from the first brew. The touch of roasted nuts with hint of sour note can be...
Spring harvest from big wild varietal three tea trees. No Huang Pian selected out as the amount harvested is already small enough. Typical sweet sour fruity taste but also with oolong notes reminding the Oriental Beauty tea. That's due to the additional "yao qing " shaking processing.
Spring harvest tea leaves plucked in ratio 1 tip and 1 or 2 leaves from plantations on Bang Lang Shan ( local name for the mountain ) located on Ailao mountain in Jing Dong. Light withering is visible from green color of the leaves. This processing gives space for further aging which causes flowery-herbal notes transforming to fruity sweet ones. Produced...
Spring harvest of the small tea trees from Miao Wai village ( Tong Mu Guan ). Non smoked concept of the traditional Lapsang souchong black tea, packed in airtight 5g pouches to preserve the candy sweet taste and high temperature roast aroma, and convenient for traveling. Chocolate and roast nuts notes in taste with light fruity touch in aftertaste. Drop...
The symphony orchestra will be playing various taste notes on your tongue while drinking this blend of Yue Guang Bai and Gushu Shai Hong ( both from Jing Gu area ) with Yibang and other Yiwu area white with sun dried red tea. The sample we offer might not fully reflect the full spectrum of the character of this cake due to the multiple tea material...
Blend of Jing Gu Gushu and De Hong Anji sun dried " shai hong" red tea in 5g mini coins. Deep sweetness from the trees and light herbal notes ( reminding purple tea varietal "zi juan" ) from the Anji varietal giving the tea a special character. Fast steeping time might be required after the leaves open to avoid excessive bitterness.Use drop down option...
Early spring harvest from wild tea trees of Ailao mountain. The tea leaves have been processed as a white tea with slightly longer withering which is noticeable in deep fruity notes along with a natural floral texture. Less grassy fresh taste makes it easy and enjoyable drinker for sensitive stomachs. Handmade pressed dragon balls are , of course , not...
Large leaf & huang pian grade , daily drinker Da hong Pao tea from Wuyi " wai shan"- the less expensive area. Quite heavy roasted which is reflected in aroma of brewed tea leaves and so in the taste. Charcoal , roasted nuts with touch of roasted coffee beans scent , would be the main characteristics of the sweet tea liquor you are going to get in the cup.
Early spring plucked buds from wild growing tea trees in Baoshan prefecture and processed only by drying as a white tea. Sweet and almost no color ( clear ) tea liqour with pine tree notes in aroma of brewed buds and in taste as well. Suitable also for long time brewing in the bottle or jar.
Delicate balance of light oxidation and medium-light roast preserving the tea’s original floral notes while gently introducing a subtle roasted character. The roasting background is harmonious and unobtrusive, making it ideal for those who prefer an oolong with refined flavor without overwhelming roastiness, and same time appreciate a smooth, mellow taste...
Medium oxidized Taiwanese gaba oolong. This one is close to the red side so dominant fruity notes over the flowery ones and paired with unreplaceable taste of dry grapes. ( raisins ) , which are also quite noticeable in aroma. Fair 8 steeps ( depends on brewing style ) before you start to notice raw leaf taste emerges with replacing the diminishing...