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Spring harvest of Yunnan high grade green tea made of tiny tips only ,...
Fujian white tea concept Bai Mu Dan made of Yunnan tea leaves dominating...
Sweet tea liquor of medium - light fermented leafs and buds , as typical...
Blend of very first harvest (10kg batch) from wild tea trees with 2nd...
"xiang zhen" - fragrant needles A high grade of spring green tea...
A high grade of spring green tea called Jade Snails. Medium size 1 or 2...
Selection of sheng puerh tea based on our personal preferences
or very good ratio of quality along with value
and consequently the price on our website.
Scent of honey and summer fruits comes out from the pitcher or lid of your gaiwan when brew very first infusion. The spring harvest tea leafs from big Yiwu tea trees gives golden color liquor. Pleasant "hui gan" with sweet mouth feel all the way. U can extend the brewing time if you are not afraid of bitterness ( not astringency ) and the tea will gain...
Mixture of arbor tea trees from Xi Gui is a very good option for those who like slightly bitter taste and noticeable Shen Jing. As the 357g cakes are usually expensive from this area, we decided to offer these small blended 10g tablets. flowery scent from the pitcher and gai wan and sweet mouth feel all the way trough the many infusions reminding pure...
Purple variety sheng pu-erh from Pu'er area. This one is bit different from what we had back in 2017 and the 2019 one we also offer. The 1 year storage in Simao has done it's job on transformation and the original herbal notes has been almost replaced by sweet fruit / dark plum with touch of wild mushrooms. Not the wet storage but certain characteristics...
Just a simple name for change from all those complicated Chinese names like " Shen Tai Zi Juan" which is the actual name of this purple variety sheng pu-erh tea cake has a typical pink-ish color tea soup with fruity-plummy notes along the classical sheng pu-erh bitterness. Very decent purple sheng for good value!
Spring tea leafs from arbor trees in Wu Liang mountain , processed by hand and pressed into medium press tea cake in Qi Li village by local master. The tea with beautiful scent of flowers has a clear liqueur with touch of fruits giving quite sweet, but slow "hui gan".
Old yellow leaves from old tea trees growing on Lao Wu Shan mountain. Sweet tea liqour with significant honey notes which can be gained with extending a steeping time. The old yellow tea leafs can be brewed in gaiwan , teapot or even being boiled in cattle as tea farmers do. Increasing amount of tea leafs, longer time of each infusion the bitter notes...
Spring harvest of young arbor tea trees from Mengku area. Mao cha hasn't been selected out of the " huang pian " the yellow leaves , which gains on overall front sweetness along with fruity body caused by natural and slow aging in Kunming storage. In harder steepings increases bitterness with cherry notes and slight astringency reveals young age of the...
First spring harvest from old arbor tea trees growing near by village Ban Pen. Typically bitter taste , although this one is classified as a sweet version of Ban Pen tea ( there is also the bitter one ) , with sweet honey hui gan. This type of tea is generally good for pressing and longer time storage / ageing , yet we offer some in loose for bitter sheng...
Blend of spring 2017 and autumn 2016 harvest from young and old trees ( 100-150 years age ) growing in the mountains at 2000 m.alt . near to Myanmar borders. Tea has been processed in Nuo Fu village by La Hu people. The "mao cha" has been stored in Kunming till autumn 2018 and then pressed by Yunnan Craft Tea company. Brewed tea can hold the sweetness...
Spring harvest of small arbor tea trees from Xi Ding area were Ba Da Shan is located so it has the typical flavor profile. Bitter liqour brings this tea to rather those "throaty" pu-erhs where sweetness comes around in form of "hui gan" , spreading sweetnes in overall mouth as eating the green olives. This tea is not a daily drinker neither for beginners...
Spring harvest from Mengku young arbor tea trees. Combination new concept of processing "xin gong yi" ( more in blog ) and storage in the place of production , helped to tea leafs loose some astringency which would be normally much stronger in this type / age of tree. Transformation / aging from very green estate is already in taste and with right brewing...
Autumn harvest from young arbor tea trees which called by locals Gu Shu , sourced directly from our tea farmer there. Area known for big leafs "Da Ye" and it's very specific taste. Sweet buzz under tongue "sheng jing" will occur after few cups and accompanied by dry fruits in aroma. Slight bitterness with astringency will emerge in further steppings , yet...