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From the rocky cliffs of Wuyi to the misty gardens of Anxi, Chinese tea (茶) is not one drink but six families — each shaped by its mountains, its harvest season and its craft. This collection brings together 220+ loose-leaf Chinese teas from the classic tea regions, in sizes from a 50 g first taste to 500 g for daily drinkers.
Start with Oolong Tea — roasted Da Hong Pao and floral Anxi Tieguanyin. Move to fresh Green Tea such as Longjing and Tai Ping Hou Kui, or age-worthy Pu-erh Tea cakes from Yunnan. Then explore malty Black Tea, delicate White & Yellow Tea and fragrant Flower Tea. New to Chinese tea? The Tea Guide walks through water temperatures, leaf ratios and first-buy picks.
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Bi Luo Chun tends to become a regular. The Chinese name is 碧螺春 — worth knowing when you're shopping around...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Dian Hong Mao Feng tends to become a regular. In China it goes by the name 滇红. It comes from Feng Qing, Yu...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of black tea, Dian Hong Gold Buds is a solid pick. The Chinese name is 滇红 — worth knowing when you're shopping ar...
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Product Overview Dian Hong Gold Buds is one of those black teas people keep coming back to. Known in Chinese as 滇红. It comes from Feng Qing, Yunnan...
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Product Overview Feng Huang Dan Cong has a quiet reputation among oolong drinkers. In China it goes by the name 凤凰单枞. It comes from Chouzhou, Guang...
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Product Overview Here's an oolong that speaks for itself: Feng Huang Dan Cong. Known in Chinese as 凤凰单枞. It comes from Chouzhou, Guangdong, China. ...
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Product Overview Here's an oolong that speaks for itself: Bai Ji Guan. In China it goes by the name 白鸡冠. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of oolong, Tieguanyin Bitter Melon is a solid pick. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one comes as loose le...
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Product Overview Agarwood Leaf Tea (Chen Xiang 沉香, Aquilaria sinensis) — dried, curled dark leaves, just like the photo. An easy brew: a spoonful i...
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Product Overview Tie Luo Han is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. The Chinese name is 铁罗汉 — worth knowing when you're shopping aroun...
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Product Overview There's a reason Bi Luo Chun keeps showing up on tea shelves. Known in Chinese as 碧螺春. It comes from Yunnan, China. This one comes...
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Product OverviewA 2008 raw pu-erh cake from the ancient tea gardens of Jǐngmài (景迈), Menghai, Yunnan. Jingmai old-tree shēng bǐng chá (生饼茶) is know...
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Product Overview2008 Lǎo Bānzhāng (老班章) raw pu-erh cake from Menghai, Yunnan. Ban Zhang old-tree leaf is prized for its power and staying power, an...
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Product OverviewAn aged ripe pu-erh cake (shú bǐng chá 熟饼茶) from Menghai, Yunnan — old-tree leaf, fermented dark, then rested until mellow. This is...
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Product OverviewAn aged raw pu-erh cake from Menghai, Yunnan — old-tree shēng bǐng chá (生饼茶) that has already put in the cellar time. The youthful ...
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Product OverviewAn aged ripe pu-erh brick (shú zhuān chá 熟砖茶) from Menghai, Yunnan — old-tree leaf, fermented dark and pressed into the sturdy bric...
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Product OverviewMenghai old-tree leaf, pressed and patiently aged — an aged raw pu-erh cake (shēng chá bǐng 普洱生茶饼) with real cellar character. The ...
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Product OverviewPu Erh Cake 16年春茶冰岛古乔木早春普洱饼茶 — a raw (sheng) cake from 2016 spring harvest, made from ancient arbor trees in Bingdao, Menghai, Yunn...
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Product OverviewPu Erh Tea 2004年勐海七子饼茶八中绿印7576 — a 2004 aged ripe (shu) pu erh from Menghai, Yunnan, made from old-tree leaves. Over two decades of...
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Product OverviewYin Ji Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake 印级普洱茶 — a 357g sheng cake in the classic seal-grade style, pressed in 2007 by the Six Famous Tea Mountai...
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Product OverviewJin Xiang Jiang Raw Pu-erh Cake 古树贡茗七子饼茶 — this 357g cake carries the 茶祖孔明金像奖 seal, a first-edition Golden Statue Award from China'...
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Product OverviewA 2013 Xiàguān (下关) raw pu-erh tuo cha from old-tree leaf in Yunnan. The shēng tuó chá (生沱茶) bowl has mellowed nicely with age whil...
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Product OverviewAnother of the Xiàguān (下关) raw pu-erh bricks — 2016 shēng zhuān chá (生砖茶) from old-tree Yunnan leaf. The brick format keeps aging ...
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Product OverviewA classic raw pu-erh cake (shēng bǐng chá 生饼茶) from Menghai, Yunnan, pressed from old-tree Camellia sinensis leaves. Raw pu-erh is ...
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Product OverviewPu Erh Cake 老同志 141批908 — an aged ripe (shu) pu erh cake from Menghai, Yunnan, made from old-tree leaves. 老同志 (Old Comrade) cakes a...
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Product OverviewPu Erh Brick Tea — a 2007 award-winning raw (sheng) pu erh brick, 龙园号金奖茶砖, from Menghai, Yunnan, made from old-tree leaves. Raw pu ...
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Product OverviewPu Erh Brick Tea 云南陈香普洱熟茶砖 — an aged ripe (shu) pu erh brick from Menghai, Yunnan, pressed from old-tree leaves. Expect an earthy, ...
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Product OverviewKeemun 祁门红茶 buds from Qimen, Anhui — tiny black leaves tipped with golden buds. The cup is wonderfully complex: floral sweetness wi...
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Product Overview Osmanthus Long Jing is one of those green teas people keep coming back to. The Chinese name is 桂花香龙井 — worth knowing when you're s...
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Product Overview There's a reason Liu An Gua Pian keeps showing up on tea shelves. The Chinese name is 六安瓜片 — worth knowing when you're shopping ar...
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Product Overview Here's a green tea that speaks for itself: Huang Shan Mao Feng. Known in Chinese as 黄山毛峰. It comes from An Hui, China. This one co...
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Product OverviewKeemun Xiang Luo 祁门红茶香螺 from Qimen, Anhui — a top-grade Keemun with slender, tightly curled leaves that brew a bright reddish cup. ...
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Product Overview Here's an oolong that speaks for itself: Phoenix Dan Cong. The Chinese name is 凤凰单枞 — worth knowing when you're shopping around. I...
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Product OverviewFuding White Tea with Orange 陈皮白茶 — Fuding white tea blended with carefully selected orange peels for a light citrus lift. Smooth, ...
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Product OverviewFuding White Tea 福鼎白茶 brick (2017) — 500g of compressed Gong Mei style white tea. With age it develops a dark, full brew with earth...
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Product OverviewBai Hao Yin Zhen 白毫银针 — Silver Needle white tea pressed into a 300g cake. Made only from tender first-flush buds of the Da Bai tea ...
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