Tea

Aged Pomelo Pu-erh is a special Pu-erh tea packed in a dried pomelo fruit skin. Pomelo is a type of citrus which dried skins are commonly use in china as medicine for fighting of a cold, sore throat or improves digestion. Learn More

This Zhu Xiang Ji brand Yu Lei dark tea is one of the unique and highest quality dark tea selections. Each piece of it was handmade then packed with natural bamboo shoot shells. The raw material of this dark is Tian Jian-tops tips, which is the 1st grade leaves. The leaves were processed and packed by hand, so the tightness is just right-not too solid and not too loose as well. The aroma of this tea is a mixed scent of gentle pine smoky fragrance and natural bamboo leaf. Rich, classic and fresh! Learn More

This cooked(ripe) loose-leaf pu-erh tea has been produced in 2005. Slim tea buds are covered with gold fuzz. Neat and clean. Learn More

A traditional Liu An dark tea recipe. Very special and different from Guang Xi dark tea. This tea was wrapped tightly into a bamboo basket. 450~500g tea per basket. Two baskets are tied up together. Learn More

This is a 100g small raw pu-erh tea cake that made of tea leaves harvest from the artificial ecosystem tea garden. Classic newly processed raw cake. Good entry level choice for daily drinking. Learn More

The raw material of this tea is harvest from Bu Lang tea producing area. Only middle size 3~4 grade slim, tender tea leaves are used. The raw materials have been piling, aging, then hand made into tight tea balls. About 8g per piece, 50g includes 6pcs tea balls. Learn More

The raw material of this tea has been stored for over 15 years. Now it has been naturally fermented. 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

Silver Needle is one of the rarest and most spectacular teas. The production of this tea merely makes up not even 0.1% of the tea produced in China. Learn More