Pine wood smoked original Lapsang Souchong from the Wuyi Shan plantation. Exciting and complex tea.
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Vibrant, tough character, camphorous but easy to drink tea with a sweet finish.
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Tightly pressed, exhilarating, tasty, beautiful and delicious, the dessert of shu puerhs. Caffeine+++, Beginner -
A high-bud-content, sweet shu puerh with jujube and almond aromas and a creamy texture. A perfect midday energy boost.
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A high-bud-content, complex and aromatic shu puerh with gao-huo (high fire/roasted) character.
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A very enjoyable Yunnan white tea with a fresh and floral aroma and muscatel taste.
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The Haiwan 9978 Shu Puerh, part of the "99" series developed by tea master Zou Bingliang in 2008. -
One of the early recipes from the master of shu puer tea. High caffeine+++, Advanced tea. -
A blended tea with a walnut-raisin base character, where sweet, sour, and bitter flavors are in perfect harmony.
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Nicely aged shu puerh with many buds, featuring camphor notes, oily texture, and full-bodied infusions. Deep, rich and strong.
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Semi-ripe tightly pressed sheng with classic, elegant notes. It is tightly pressed and has a more persistent fruity flavor while retaining its tartness and mineral, stony character.
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Extra sheng from SFTM. Its brew carries the tart-sweet flavors of rosehip and charred oak, while aged aromas are already started to develop.
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A powerful sheng puer with invigorating energy, intense body warmth, and a unique aroma, with a hint of smokiness.
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The infusion is exceptionally fruity, vibrant, naturally sweet and floral. Delicate and refreshing sheng puerh.
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A liqueur-like, full-bodied, strong, and elegant aged sheng—best suited for those with more experience in tea appreciation.
