Tea

This is a high quality Jin Jun Mei that handmade with raw tea buds harvest from 1200—1800 meters high mountain area. Learn More

8683 Recipe Pu-erh + Standard Tangerine Peel. 25~30g per piece, 16pcs, about 500g totally. Each tangerine holds about 20g Pu-erh tea. Learn More

Organic certified Xi Hu Long Jing(West Lake Dragon-well) Learn More

The handmade Shi Feng Long Jing. The color is not even and tend to brownish green. But the aroma is strong and will give you a long lasting aftertaste. Learn More

The raw material of this 357g Jingmai tea cakewas pick by early March of 2013 and has been stored and aged in the warehouse since then. In 2015, we choose the 2nd~3rd grade raw material and mixed in 30% 5 years aged court grade buds to make this ripe/cooked tea cake. We also consulted experienced senior tea maker from Menghai tea factory and made full reference to the classic Menghai ripe pu-erh tea recipe to live up to this precious raw material from the original growing area. Learn More

The tea is compact, fine and round , fuzzy, jade green in color, clear liquid, strong and lasting fragrance, refreshingly mellow and sweet taste and aftertaste and tender and green brewed leaves. Learn More

Tie Luo Han, all but unknown abroad, is the cultivar responsible for one of the four most famous yan cha. Learn More

Junshan Yinzhen, the Yellow Tea, is the most exclusive tea among its group of tea. 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