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A small area with wild-growing tea bushes in the midst of bamboo groves. The name comes from the higher content of theobromine (a component of cocoa), which the plant produces to protect itself. This tea has a comparatively low caffeine...
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A wonderful story about Mao Yi (Han Dynasty), who was able to save the life of his mother with the help of 18 fairies, which arose from 18 peonies. Up until today still exemplary of the significance of white tea in Asia. Aromatic, light,...
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A yellow tea with a long tradition. The monks in the mountains drank this tea over multiple generations and still do so today. The chocolaty-nutty tea has a lot of lasting power. Its appearance is of less importance, which preserves its...
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From the Tang to the Qing dynasty, it was a valuable treasure produced exclusively for the imperial court - grown on Mount Junshan on an island in Dongting Lake. The first yellow tea, created through the alternating fermentation,...
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A relatively modern project from around 1995, using only the bud and the first leaf. The present quality is from the year 2018 and is rich in valuable compounds. Like a Sheng Pu-Erh, the leaf is naturally dried and immediately pressed.
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Handpicking of the buds and the uppermost leaf. Afterwards, it is gently processed with an unusually long natural drying phase of approx. 3 days, through which the complex aromas are revealed.
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A balanced blend of teas from Fujian, Yunnan and Guizhou, based on the original Bai Hao Cha and Da Hao Cha cultivars. This blend is particularly complex, fresh and aromatic.
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A wonderful story of three siblings, a wise old man and a black dragon describes the origins of the 'Silver Needle' in Zhenghe / Donggong. This organic quality originates from here and is thus to 100% from Fujian. Something truly rare...
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The area is difficult to access, the slopes are steep and the tea bushes have been growing wild for generations - although well protected. The leaves appear silvery on the upper side and brown underneath.
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The tea material for this white tea comes from the bushes of Da Hao Cha. The aromatic larger leaves are used, which are stored for about 2 years. The leaves are softened again with steam for the pressing process into a ball shape.
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This small treasure is named after the conventional tea from the Tai Mu mountains. However, no designated organic cultivation area exists there. In comparison, this tea is even slightly more tippy.
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Only the young, tender leaves of the spring plucking are used for this tea. This garden was opened in 2001 by two brothers. A matter close to their hearts, because they linked it to their beautiful childhood memories in the tea...
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