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Handmade Dai Pottery gaiwan with hand carved flowers design filled with...
Handmade Dai Pottery gaiwan with hand carved leaf design filled with...
Handmade Dai Pottery gaiwan with hand carved writing in Dai language...
Handmade Dai Pottery gaiwan with hand carved writing in Dai language...
Handmade Dai Pottery gaiwan with hand carved writing in Dai language...
Handmade Huaning Pottery made tea pet as a "Wa Mao" - Wild cat , which...
Jianshui tea pot in shape of Qie Duan but side handle like Japanese...
Jianshui Dragon Egg style tea pot fired in kiln traditionally on wood....
White tea "Bai Cha" is mainly produced in Yunnan or Fujian province because suitable tea material.
Only the new leafs and buds are plucked within 48 hours of sprouting,
then leaves are naturally withered, lightly heat processed and sun-dried.
The silvery buds give sweet taste and full-bodied tea liqueur .
White tea is the least processed of all teas.
White tea "Bai Cha" is mainly produced in Yunnan or Fujian province because suitable tea material.
Only the new leafs and buds are plucked within 48 hours of sprouting,
then leaves are naturally withered, lightly heat processed and sun-dried.
The silvery buds give sweet taste and full-bodied tea liqueur .
White tea is the least processed of all teas.
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White tea in different grades like Da Bai Hao ( single tips ) ,
Yue Guang Bai ,
or different trees like arbor tea tree or wild the trees.
White tea pressed in cakes ,
mini bricks or balls called " Long Zhu " - Dragon Balls.
Ye Sheng Ya Bao is Camelia varietal from wild tea trees
growing in Yunnan.
Small buds sprouts from the tea tree branches
and being plucked in spring time.
The spring harvest from Yunnan tea shrubs, plucked in ratio : 1 tip 2/3 leafs , traditionally processed by Fujian style , drying in shaded place allowing longer oxidation / withering time , to diminish the green astringent notes and promote sweet taste. Candy honey aroma , and so the taste , emerging from the brewed leaves within very first infusion and...
Autumn harvest from arbor tea trees planted by local farmers in forest of Kunzhu mountain. " huang pian " yellow leaves with some tips and bigger leaves , is the overall content of this tea , which gives you nice fruity and honey-ish taste from the first infusion in aroma and so the taste in your cup. Suitable also for grandpa style brewing as it can hold...
Spring harvest from arbor tea trees growing in small farm near Jing Gu. Tea leafs are naturally dried in shadowed place not directly on the sun or by hot air as bigger factories do. This helps to preserve original flowery and slight herbal notes which will turn to more fruity-sweet taste later with storage, as the green flakes will also turn to brown due...
Spring 2nd harvest "lao ye" old tea leafs and "huang pian" yellow leafs from small arbor tea trees growing on Yang Ta mountain. This light pressed 6-7g brick wrapped in handmade Dai paper releases very sweet honey-ish tea with fruity and floral notes. This year we took directly new production so some green leaves still in present. So the taste is also...
Combination of Jing Gu Yue Guang Bai and Zi Juan (white tea made of purple varietal leaf) makes well balanced taste of flowery-fruity notes of YGB combined with herbal notes of Zi Juan. We recommend to start with lighter infusions in order to find your own sweet spot of this unique taste of white tea which you normally won't find on market as we made...
Spring harvest from the tea plantations located around Bai Mu Qing village in Jinggu. Fresh tea leaves of varietal " Jin Pu Hao " were processed by local farmers without any equipment, just simply dried on bamboo trays. Light withering obvious from green color of the leaves gives space for further aging which causes flowery-herbal notes transforming to...
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...
First spring harvest tea tips picked 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 by local family run small tea...
First harvest of Yue Guang Bai from plantations of Kuzhu mountain made of Yang Ta yellow tea leave variety ( see images below ). Experimental project of local tea farmer who purchased this varietal in Yangta and growing on his own fields. Light withering and slow drying with traditional pressing , all that for proper ageing. The current flowery "green"...
These ya bao are picked from purple tea bushes Zi Ya in Lincang. Compare to other wild ya bao those are not as green ( herbal ) taste like neither mild ( like white tea ) , but rather fruity and sweet. The typical taste of Zi Ya tea is also noticeably reflected in those small sprouts / buds and give the tea liqour rather aged taste , which makes suitable...
The flowers from wild tea trees growing on Big Snow mountain processed in village in Yong De area. Ya Bao is usually used as additional ingredient for black or pu-erh tea. It gives sweetness to the bitter tea and bring forest ( wild scent ) notes. The scent of fresh melting snow in early spring comes out from the glass or pitcher. Sweet taste with notes...
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.