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A celebration of Chinese tea culture (中國文化) through its most famous teas: Anxi Tieguanyin (安溪鐵觀音), Wuyi Da Hong Pao (大红袍), Fuding Silver Needle (白毫银针), Tai Ping Hou Kui (太平猴魁), and Nan Jing Rain Flower tea (雨花茶).
Whether you are building a tasting collection or gifting, these classic teas are a natural introduction to the art of Chinese tea.
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Product Overview If you're after oolong with real character, Tieguanyin is worth a closer look. The Chinese name is 浓香铁观音 — worth knowing when you'...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable green tea? Meet Yu Hua Nan Jing. The Chinese name is 雨花茶 — worth knowing when you're shopping around. It ...
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Product Overview If you're after green tea with real character, Tai Ping Hou Kui is worth a closer look. The Chinese name is 太平猴魁 — worth knowing w...
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Product Overview There's a reason Da Hong Pao keeps showing up on tea shelves. Known in Chinese as 大红袍. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China....
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Product OverviewBai Hao Yin Zhen 白毫银针 — Fuding Silver Needle white tea, the finest and most delicate of white teas. Only the young buds are used, c...
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Product Overview There's a reason Gou Gu Nao keeps showing up on tea shelves. Known in Chinese as 狗牯脑绿茶. It comes from Sui Chuan, Jiangxi, China. T...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of green tea, Meng Ding Gan Lu is a solid pick. In China it goes by the name 蒙顶甘露. It comes from Sichuan, China. ...
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Product OverviewLapsang Souchong 正山小种 — the famous smoked black tea, dried over smoldering pine-wood fires in Tong Mu Guan, Xing Village, the birth...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of oolong, Ginseng Oolong is a solid pick. The Chinese name is 人参乌龙 — worth knowing when you're shopping around. ...
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Product Overview Here's a green tea that speaks for itself: Bi Tan Piao Xue. In China it goes by the name 碧潭飘雪. It comes from Sichuan, China. This ...
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Product Overview There's a reason Qing Cheng Xue Ya keeps showing up on tea shelves. In China it goes by the name 青城雪芽. It comes from Sichuan, Chin...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. An Ji Bai tends to become a regular. Known in Chinese as 安吉白茶. It comes from An Ji, Zhejiang, China. This ...
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Product Overview Tieguanyin is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. The Chinese name is 原味铁观音 — worth knowing when you're shopping arou...
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Product OverviewLittle mini ripe pu-erh tuo cha (xiǎo shú tuó chá 小熟沱茶) from Menghai, Yunnan — each tiny bowl is one perfect session. Old-tree leaf...
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Product OverviewFuding White Tea 福鼎白茶 pressed into 250g of handy tea balls — a Gong Mei style white tea from northern Fujian. The twisted-ball shap...
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Product OverviewHuo Shan Huang Ya 霍山黄芽 — a rare yellow tea from the misty peaks of Huoshan in northern Anhui, once an imperial tribute tea. The ten...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Osmanthus Gui Hua tends to become a regular. In China it goes by the name 桂花乌龙. It comes from Taiwan, Chin...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Xi Hu Long Jing tends to become a regular. Known in Chinese as 西湖龙井. It comes from Xi Hu, Zhejiang, China....
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Product OverviewA 2002 ripe pu-erh cake from Menghai, Yunnan — over two decades of age on old-tree shú bǐng chá (熟饼茶). Long cellaring has made this...
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Product OverviewShou Mei 寿眉 — a hand-harvested Fuding white tea, also called Gong Mei or Tribute Eyebrow. Fuller-bodied than most white teas, with ...
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Product OverviewZheng He Gong Fu 政和工夫 — a robust Fujian black tea from the forested mountains of northern Fujian. Deep and full-bodied with a smoot...
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Product OverviewNonpareil Jin Jun Mei 金骏眉 — a top-grade Wuyi black tea from Tongmu, Fujian. Made purely from tender needle-shaped buds, it steeps i...
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Product Overview Golden Osmanthus Huang Jin is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. Known in Chinese as 黄金桂. It comes from Anxi, Fujian...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of oolong, Shui Jin Gui is a solid pick. In China it goes by the name 水金龟. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, C...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable oolong? Meet Jinxuan Milk Fragrant. In China it goes by the name 奶香乌龙. It comes from Taiwan, China. This ...
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Product Overview If you're after oolong with real character, Dong Ding is worth a closer look. In China it goes by the name 冻顶乌龙. It comes from Tai...
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Product Overview There's a reason Yong Chun Fo Shou keeps showing up on tea shelves. In China it goes by the name 永春佛手. It comes from Yong Chun, Fu...
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Product Overview Da Fo Long Jing has a quiet reputation among green tea drinkers. The Chinese name is 大佛龙井 — worth knowing when you're shopping aro...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable green tea? Meet Jiu Hua Buddhist. In China it goes by the name 九华佛茶. It comes from Jiu Hua, An Hui, China...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Huang Shan Mao Feng tends to become a regular. The Chinese name is 黄山毛峰 — worth knowing when you're shoppi...
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Product Overview Tieguanyin Orange Peel has a quiet reputation among oolong drinkers. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one comes as loose le...
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Product Overview There's a reason Tieguanyin keeps showing up on tea shelves. In China it goes by the name 清香铁观音. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable oolong? Meet Tieguanyin Tea Bag. Known in Chinese as 铁观音茶. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one co...
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Material:Purple Clay Original: Yixing 宜兴 Package:Safety Packed(list: 1 teapot) Maybe you're looking for a quality Tea set for your own enjoyment...
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Product OverviewAn aged raw pu-erh cake (shēng bǐng chá 生饼茶) from Menghai, Yunnan, pressed from the leaves of old tea trees. Raw pu-erh starts out ...
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Product OverviewA 1999 ripe pu-erh brick from Menghai, Yunnan — old-tree shú zhuān chá (熟砖茶) with a quarter-century of cellaring. Long-aged ripe te...
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