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    • Tai Ping Hou Kui Tea
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      • Tai Ping Hou Kui Tea

      • $32.67
      • (Item No. G28104-1) This tea is originated from near one of the most beautiful scenic places called Huang Mountain, Anhui province in China (same province as Keemun’s). Some people call it as Monkey King Green Tea with one bud and two leaves. The leaves are shaped like the tips of spears and parts of the stems are yellowish in color.…
    • Keemun Mao Feng Tea
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      • Keemun Mao Feng Tea

      • $18.17
      • (Item No. B27137-1) This tea is from Keemun (Qi Men in Chinese) county, Anhui province, China, surrounded by huge mountains. A lot of people call it as the ‘Burgundy’ winey of black tea. Translated from Chinese, Keemun Mao Feng means the rare Keemun hair point. A special handmade processing technique produces their leaves tightly twisted and curly. Fine picking and…
    • White Needle Tea
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      • White Needle Tea

      • $40.27
      • (Item No. W55145-1) Commonly known as White Hair Silver Needle or 'Da Bai Zhen' in Chinese, this tea is from two counties, FuDing and ZhengHe.  They are in Northeastern parts of the Fujian province in China. Amongst white teas, it is the most expensive variety and the most prized and the rarest spectacular within its brewing. Early in the spring,…
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      White Peony Tea
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      • White Peony Tea

      • $16.95
      • (Item No. W05751-1) Produced mainly in Fuding, Fujian province, China, White Peony Tea ('Pai Mu Tan' in Chinese) is not rolled prior to firing to prevent oxidation from occurring. In Fuding area, tea bushes enjoy fair weather and rich loamy soil giving them an unusual sweet and fruity quality.  This tea is weightless but in bold size leaves of mottled…
    • Lychee Congou Black Tea
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      • Lychee Congou Black Tea

      • $10.57
      • (Item No. B05535-1) Scented with exotic and fresh Lychee fruit (or Lichee, a common tropical fruit in South Asia) peels, this premium black tea can steep and serve in Congou (Kung Fu) style. After brewed, this tea yields a reddish brown hue with rich, full-bodied sweet fruity aroma. Interestingly, it goes well with sugar and/or cream, and even makes a…
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      China Jasmine Tea
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      • China Jasmine Tea

      • $9.95
      • (Item No. B07429-1) Jasmine Tea’s base is Pouchong (mature green tea), slightly less oxidized than oolong tea. As the tea is being dried with hot air, fresh Jasmine petals are covered on its top layer by layer. It usually takes about 12 hours by layering tea leaves on a specially prepared bed of Jasmine flowers.  When the petals fragrance has…
    • Rose Black Congou
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      • Rose Black Congou

      • $11.37
      • (Item No. B05740-1) This tea comes from Fujian, China, the same place as famous Jasmine teas. ‘Congou’ pronounced ‘Kon Goo’ in English, from the Chinese word ‘Gong Fu’, which refers to the general way of brewing and drinking this tea.
    • Jasmine Yin Hao Tea
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      • Jasmine Yin Hao Tea

      • $12.27
      • (Item No. B05529-1) This tea is crowned among the Jasmine tea family, with the exceptional smooth fragrance of a garden in bloom and with light sweet liquor. Contrary to popular belief, the finest sweetest grades contain fewer petals.
    • Huang Jin Kui Oolong
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      • Huang Jin Kui Oolong

      • $14.87
      • (Item No. S05569-1) Huang Jin Kui (Golden Osmanthus in English) Oolong is originated from the hometown of Oolong Teas, locating in An Xi, Fujian, China. It has a distinct Osmanthus flower-like aroma or an aroma of blossoming lilies.
    • Jasmine Preferred Quality
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      • Jasmine Preferred Quality

      • $9.77
      • (Item No. B05229-1) Jasmine tea is the oldest of all scented teas. By their nature, jasmine flowers open in the cool night air. Thus, they are plucked before noon, and kept aside until nightfall. Then, as cooler air arrives, the flowers begin to open, making a distinct popping sound.
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      Organic Cloud Tips Green Tea
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      • Organic Cloud Tips Green Tea

      • $14.47
      • (Item No. Y28138-1) Grown at high altitudes of Yellow (Huang) Mountains in the Southwest of Anhui province, China and bathed in mountain mist, this is a pure healthful green tea. Frequently we call it as "Yun Jian" in Chinese, which ‘Yun’ in Chinese means ‘Cloud’ and ‘Jian’ refers to ‘tip’.
    • Oolong Shui Hsein
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      • Oolong Shui Hsein

      • $7.57
      • (Item No. S05558-1) Shui Hsein (or Shui Xian) Oolong is popularly served in many Chinese restaurants all over the world. It is also one of the most common favorites among Gong Fu tea drinkers and is made following the traditional processing method.