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In general, this is a blend of Bulang ( Zhang Jia San Dui, Mang Ba Zhai,...


Spring harvest of leaves, handpicked from a very small organic Taiwanese...

Spring harvest of premium tea leaves handpicked from a small organic...


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...
This Shu Pu-erh collection showcases single-origin loose-leaf teas sourced from a single region, mountain, or tea-producing village, capturing the distinctive terroir of each origin. The leaves are carefully fermented by skilled tea masters or semi-large factories before being pressed under the Yunnan Craft brand.
This Shu Pu-erh collection showcases single-origin loose-leaf teas sourced from a single region, mountain, or tea-producing village, capturing the distinctive terroir of each origin. The leaves are carefully fermented by skilled tea masters or semi-large factories before being pressed under the Yunnan Craft brand.
Medium-light fermented tea leafs from small arbor tea trees growing in small tea garden in Mengku. Walnut-chocolate infusions within each cup will not turn to the soil-earthy notes even during the longer time of brewing. Very soft / mild shu puerh suitable for the morning because easy going on your stomach The tea brick comes from private batch, small...
"Da Jin Ya" - Big Golden Tips of medium fermentation from the Yongde area pressed into this over 3kg big cake which happened tobe not intentional ( we share full story with buyer ).
Selected grade from bushes growing near to Mangfei village and processed with medium level of fermentation as typical for Yongde shu puerh. Within first infusions you will experience pleasant nutty chocolate aroma which is also reflected in taste. It also doesn't miss gentle bitterness at the back taste which can increase with harder steeping ,yet no...
Small private production from arbor tea trees growing near to Zhang Lang village. Fruity notes coming out of the hot leaves in aroma and consequently in taste will reveal small batch production. Not selected grade so the content ( ratio of leaves and tips ) is same as mao cha was harvested , medium pressed so can be easily chipped. Smooth shu with unique...
Full leaf from spring harvest from arbor tea trees of Mang Fei area. Traditional medium fermentation, bittersweet shu puerh with slight touch of walnuts in aroma which turns to dry jujube fruit notes in taste during later steepings. Noticeable notes of nuomi can be also experienced in throat, especially with lighter infusions or at the end of the session...
Special grade "tou chun" spring harvest from bushes growing in Yongde. Medium-dark fermentation, which is typical for shu puerh from that area. Dry walnuts in aroma and taste layered on overall sweet liquor. Dark chocolate notes with bitter touch will emerge during the harder steepings, making this 200g medium-hard pressed shu brick significantly...
Single-origin non grade selected Shu Pu-erh from small tea trees in Yiwu’s Man Zhuan area. Carefully fermented in small private batch to a medium-dark level, preserving the original sweet and typically dominating fruity notes. Gentle earthiness complements subtle cocoa undertones. Hard pressed cake suitable for long-term storage, even in drier environments.
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.
First grade, although fairly large leaf , harvested from tea gardens in Guogan ( Kokang ) located in Shan state , north of Burma. Typical tea from there ( sheng / shu ) has noticeable camphor " smokey " notes which are different from something like Xia Guan tea factory produces.. Medium-dark fermentation without earthy or pile fermentation notes and...