The tea from the unbred Zairai bush' buds, originating from old tea groves, is of elemental strength.
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A floral, citrusy-sweet, slightly oxidized oolong with aromas of white peach. Pear Mountain (Lishan) oolong is considered the king of Taiwanese high mountain oolongs.
A classic, delicate high mountain green tea, with bright, intense, floral, sweet and refreshing infusion.
Pine wood smoked original Lapsang Souchong from the Wuyi Shan plantation. Exciting aromas and sweet aftertaste.
Despite the tender, translucent buds, this tea is a particularly aromatic and strong variety of our favourite Chinese green tea.
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Well balanced, slightly roasted, 40% oxidized, one leaf tea from a Nantou organic tea garden. A good entry for oolong newbies.
A brilliant, consistently sweet, refined, essential green tea. Brilliantly clear and elegant tea for practiced tea drinkers.
A mixture of green leaves and silver buds from Taihu Lake and surrounding mountains. Very fragrant and sweet, freshly picked green tea.
Naturally sweet, very exciting, cocoa, carrots and mango aroma golden buds from Yunnan.
Limited harvest, slightly overripe, especially fresh, sweet, first grade, Dragon Well.
This sweet, full-bodied, roasted hazelnut taste and creamy tea is also known as Buddha Longjing or Zhejiang Dragon Well.
A floral, citrusy-sweet, slightly oxidized oolong with aromas of white peach. Pear Mountain (Lishan) oolong is considered the king of Taiwanese high mountain oolongs.
Balanced flavour, vitalising ginseng tea with a mildly warming effect, and spicy-sweet taste.
A deliciously sweet, creamy, popular oolong tea with a sweet, coconut milk flavour that has a huge fan base.
A tasty, rich, festive gyokuro tea with a deep sweet taste and a sweet-salty umami flavour of various cooked vegetables