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White tea from early spring harvest of wild tea trees growing in forests...
Early spring harvest leaves from Yunnan tea plantations but processed by...
Wild tea trees from Da Xue Shan in Yongde county. The leaves have gone...
The first harvest of Yunnan high grade green tea made of tips only ,...
"xiao yu zhen" - small jade needlesA top grade of spring green tea...
A high grade of spring green tea called Jade Snails. Medium size 1 or 2...
A top grade of 1st. spring green tea. Small size leafs and tips (1 leaf...
The first harvest from wild tea trees growing on Bada Shan tea mountain....
Selection of black teas based on our personal preferences
or very good ratio of quality along with value
and consequently the price on our website.
Spring harvest of purple tea leafs growing on high elevated plantations (around 2000m.alt) on Wuliang mountain and processed as black ( red ) tea by "ti xiang" technique , or as called Fujian style. High temp. roast for short time at the end of processing gives tea unique chocolate aroma and so the taste note. We also have the exactly same tea made by...
Higher quality of Lapsang souchong with light aroma of touch of fruits in brewed leaves and of course the roast. Sweet aftertaste with gentle sour hint lingering at the back of the tongue generating saliva in your mouth making the drinking experience even better. The tea is packed in individual 5g sealed packs to protect the tea leaf aroma and taste ,...
Late spring harvest from Taiwanese variety bushes growing on Gong Ming Shan mountain on borders Yunnan with Myanmar. Tea leaves are processed as black tea "hong wu long" . Chocolate sweet aroma from the first infusion is also partially reflected in taste but not as in Zhong Guo Hong ( high temp. roast black tea ) , but this more fruity notes in aftertaste .
First spring harvest of purple variety tea leaves and buds processed as black tea , naturally dried on the sun finish , which is called Shai Hong. That allows to tea develop the taste with time. Typical herbal Chamomile notes with bitter touch of purple varietal which are well preserved in taste and aroma. We recommend to use clay pottery for brewing to...
Wild hong cha from spring tea leaf from Feng Qing area picked up in spring from young tea trees. Typically fruity aroma from brewed tea leaves which is reflected in taste along with sweet-sour notes typical for wild varietal. The red flakes are scattered "ya bao" giving an extra sweet hint to balance slight bitterness in harder infusions. Traditionally...
"The Wisdom" says on the wrapper in Tibetan language. Although this medium pressed small tea cake will not make you any smarter, yet we believe the fruity-herbal notes will make your feel better in cold days. Autumn harvest from purple varietal tea leaves growing in Menghai area and processed as sun dried black tea called " Shai Hong ". Partially opened...
Spring harvest of purple tea leafs growing on high elevated plantations (around 2000m.alt) on Wuliang mountain and processed as black ( red ) tea by "shai hong" Sun dried technique, which gives to tea an unique taste and ability to age and develop the taste to the certain point. Typical fruity jammy taste with touch of wild mushrooms and some spice notes....
Spring tea leafs from organic plantation located on elevation around 2300m of volcanic mountain near to borders with Myanmar. Tea leafs are processed in combination of oolong and red ( black ) tea , also called Red Water Oolong Tea. Sweet with touch of bitter spices at the end. EU certified tea packed in 7g ( 50g on request ) vacuum packs. Use scroll down...
Spring harvest from the tea plantations located around village called Bai Mu Qing , where fresh leaves were processed by local farmers. This traditionally sun dried black tea "shai hong" is made of the bushes ( varietal " Jin Pu Hao " ) used generally for white the tea. As common with Shai hong, couple years of ageing in proper storage helped to the tea...
Very interesting black tea from our Dan Cong farmer. Honey scent with woody notes . The crispy clear golden tea liquor has very sweet and fruity body leaving pleasant sensation in your mouth right after the first cup.
Early spring harvest leaves from Yunnan tea plantations but processed by Fujian master. Truly unique in matter of taste which resembles something between traditional fruity Dian Hong and Jin Jun Mei with Hong Oolong notes. Perfect timing and temperatures guarantees no potato odor in your gaiwan. Brew it long , brew it hard if you want. You will get...