Tea

This is a very precious raw material---the first batch Spring tea leaves plucked from ancient tea trees which grow in the Great Snowy Mountains area of Meng Ku. Learn More

The pale yellow infusion is complex and delicate with hints of floral, sweet and nutty. Learn More

One of Wuyi top 4 tea, Shui Jin Gui, which means "Golden Turtle" is strong and rich tea with a very slight hint of fruity aroma. This Wu Yi oolong is named for the hunched-over shape of the tree it comes from. Learn More

About 45pcs tea balls packed with a tree bark box. 400G totally. The ripe pu-erh tea material has been pressed into separate tea balls. Each tea ball made from 10g loose-leaf tea material. Convenient to steep and store up. Learn More

This Bi Tan Piao Xue(Snowflake over Jade Pond)-Jasmine Flower Tea is from Sichuan producing area. Scented for 5 times. Learn More

Top Grade Mo Li Yin Zhen(Jasmine Silver Needle)-Scented for 6 times. Strong Flavor. Learn More

#1 Grade Xi Hu Long Jing(West Lake Dragon-well) Learn More

Ya Shi Xiang-literally duck droppings is one of the most popular Dan Cong varieties and is widely loved by many oolong tea lovers. Indeed, this Ya Shi Xiang is not smelled like duck droppings like it's name. It's aroma belongs to the classic "orchid fragrance" category. It is stronger both in smell and taste compared with standard orchid flavor Dan Congs. Learn More

First plucking Mei Jia Wu Long Jing tea Learn More

This tea made from full buds before Qingming. Plucked from high mountain area. Learn More

This tea is featured by its tight fishhook like leaves with luster black color and brewed in bright reddish infusion releasing freshing aroma, look like red plum in the water, smooth aftertaste lingered. Learn More

This Lao Cha Tou(Aged Loose Tea Knot) produced and stored since year 2008 by Meng Hai tea factory. But it was made from aged raw material over 10 years. Learn More

#4 premium hand-made from authentic production area. Learn More

Pomelo is a local specialty of Chao Shan area in Guangdong province, where is also the hometown of Dan Cong tea. The local tea farmers found this Dan Cong oolong tea has a lovely fragrance that reminds them of the pomelo flowers. So they name this tea "You Hua Xiang"-literally Pomelo Flower Aroma. It tasted mild, sweet and fruity. Featured with lingering floral aroma. Learn More

This barley tea is made of slightly simmering roasted barley grains over a low flame. It has a mild, slightly nutty flavor, a toasty taste with slight bitter undertones just like coffee. But it has no caffeine. It goes well with any type of food. Learn More

This brow tea plucked from wild tea bushes and has been aged for over 3 years. Learn More

50g includes about 5~6pcs tea balls. Learn More

This Hou Kui is a high grade tea grown in Taiping County. Purely handmade by tea masters. From plucking, sorting, tidying tea strips to baking. The tea is characterized by high fragrance in the first brew, strong taste in the second brew and light fragrance in the third and fourth brews. Learn More

The raw material of this 357g Jingmai tea cake is sourced from Jingmai Ancient Tea Growing Area.The average age of the ancient wild tea trees in this area is more than 80 years. The raw material was pick by early March of 2013 and has been stored and aged over 3 years, so the astringency character of the raw pu-erh has been softened.
In 2015, we made this precious raw material into this tea cake. It will provide a full-bodied, mellow flavor after a longer storage. Well suited for raw pu-erh lovers. Learn More