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China Lu An Gua Pian
China Lu An Gua Pian
Lu An or Liu An is one of the 5 most famous teas in China and comes from the Dabie Mountains in the west of Anhui. Exclusively and carefully selected, only the second leaves of the tea plant (Guapian) are processed. The tea is...
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China Sichuan Pi Lo Chun
China Sichuan Pi Lo Chun
Unlike the traditional Pi Lo Chun from Suzhou, this handmade production from Sichuan benefits from a long, foggy spring in highaltitude tea gardens. As a result, the tea grows slowly and thus develops its unique character of chestnuts...
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China Zhejiang Anji Bai Cha
China Zhejiang Anji Bai Cha
The leaf of the Bai Cha from Anji comes from a rare variety of the tea plant that was discovered growing wild in 1930 and first cultivated by farmer Liu Yiming in 1982. He named the cultivar 'White Tea No 1'. At the beginning of spring,...
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China Orchid Snow Buds (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
China Orchid Snow Buds (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
The interplay between the sweet, mineral white tea and the well-founded, fruity green tea makes the snow buds a little highlight. The appearance is also interesting, which only results from the interplay of temperature and time. You...
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! China Yunnan Jade Spiral - Lin Lian Green Tea
! China Yunnan Jade Spiral - Lin Lian Green Tea
Buds and leaves have to be plucked by hand at a definite time and processed immediately. In this process, the bud surrounds the just developed leaf. A technique which requires a lot of experience and is rarely found these days. Outstanding.
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China Sichuan Mengding Mao Jian
China Sichuan Mengding Mao Jian
Ya'An Cha - the classic tea of the Tibetans. The oldest tea gardens mentioned in Chinese literature were discovered here. The Taoist Wu Lizhen is said to have been the first person to systematically cultivate tea. Every sip is therefore...
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China Gunpowder Pinhead
China Gunpowder Pinhead
Since about 2005 the area has been producing Gunpowder. The sweetness and fruitiness of the plants in En Shi meets the taste of a new generation. Instead of traditional smoky and roasted, the new species is mild and flowery. The rolling...
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China Long Jing PGI
China Long Jing PGI
Fuyang still belongs to the belt of Hangzhou and is therefore officially allowed to produce original Westlake Long Jing teas. Here the tea bushes grow far away from the city in good climate and extensive nature. As a result the...
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China Fujian Green Monkey
China Fujian Green Monkey
The smooth rocks of the Wuyi mountains used to be difficult to access and wild growing tea bushes were difficult to harvest. Trained monkeys picked the tea, which from then on could be systematically cultivated on the plains. This is how...
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China Yunnan Wild Chun Mee
China Yunnan Wild Chun Mee
The tea leaf has a long tradition and comes from wild-growing bushes - the eyebrow shape is more a modern variant, which is responsible for the lasting fruitiness.
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China Gunpowder Medium
China Gunpowder Medium
Traditionally this tea comes from Pingshui and was mainly exported to the arbabian countries.
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China Yunnan green
China Yunnan green
For decades a guarantor for constant quality of a traditional tea, which has found its firm place among tea lovers.
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