Bu Lang 2013 Gong Ting Gushu Ping Cha 100g
Full & dense, pleasantly sweet dark Pu'er of specific taste processed from wild tea trees. Processed exclusively from the highest quality leave - Gong Ting. The leaves are noticeably thicker and stiffer (this is gushu).Using gushu maocha for dark pu-erh is not very common. It could be said that it is a bit of a pity, but if you are the owner of wild tea trees and you have a weakness for dark pu-erh, then why not? Definitely worth tasting!
Da Hong Pao
Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe) - one of the best rock teas (yancha) straight from the cradle of all oolongs - Wu Yi Shan. Teas grow on the region's numerous rocky cliffs, which, thanks to the local climate and stony soil, acquire special features that are later deepened by traditional processing.
Due to its unique properties and taste, Da Hong Pao is often referred to as the 'King of Teas'. The color of the leaves is dark brown, often with a charcoal luster. The taste is balanced, the aroma is strong but still soft and pleasant and aftertaste long and sweet.
Da Hong Pao Ji Pin
Rarity authentic tea from the main maternal cliff with a straight pattern leaf. A great gift for connoisseurs - the real 'King of Teas'.
Processed according to traditional methods completely by hand, dried in a charcoal oven. The dry leaves are relatively small, the same size, the color is green-black, the surface is as shiny as coal.
The tea soup is clear, bright with a deep orange. The aroma and penetration of the tea soup will make you feel as if you have tasted your first cup. The taste is deep and sweet. After brewing a few times, the tea leaves become bigger and greener, and you can see the rich fluff and feel silky. After the fifth or sixth brew, fruity and faint orchid tones appear in the taste and aroma. Long aftertaste, honey floral fragrance.
Dian Hong Jin Zhen
"Golden Needles" - an excellent variety of red tea from the Meng Hai area of Yunnan Province. The content of "Da Jin Hao" or "big golden tips" is about 60-70%.Richly hairy tips are evenly rolled. The color of the infusion is dark orange-red and remarkably clear. The aroma is more balanced and intense than in the Dian Hong Gong Fu class and you can smell the aroma of dried apricots, forest honey and peaches.The taste is very penetrating & delicate. The tea lasts many infusions, aftertaste persists in the mouth for a long time after drinking. Very good as a warming tea, which makes it especially suitable for drinking in the cold months of the year. For casual tea lovers, it does have euphoric effects.
Dian Hong Mao Feng
"Downy tip from Yunnan" - a high grade of red tea from the Meng Hai area.The color of the infusion is orange-red. The aroma is sweet and intense with a typical aroma of dried apricots, malt and forest honey.The taste is full, fruity-malty with a long-lasting sweet aftertaste. Pleasantly warming tea.
Dung Ding Special
High-class "Frozen top" with a softer, more floral taste with a scent full of fruit tones. Ideal tea for red tea lovers who have decided to get acquainted with oolongs. The traditional roast is not as pronounced here as with the basic class of this tea, and on the contrary, more subtle greenish tones predominate.The tea is suitable for all-day drinking, ideal for preparation in the manner of gongfu - when using the aroma cup, you can find beautiful floral and fruit tones in the tea.
Dung Ding Supergrade
"Frozen top" in the traditional, there will be more baking during processing.Beautifully processed tea right from the surroundings of the village of Nantou, ie the 'birthplace' of excellent Dung Ding tea. Even tea leaf balls are processed from the Qing Xin cultivar.The tea gives off a fresh scent of classic Taiwanese oolongs. Sweet, tender and fruity - apricots, peaches, sweet tropical fruits - you will find it all in this tea! Or flowers - flowering meadows and fields. After smelling the tea, associations are formed for a summer meadow, paintings of a flowering garden and fruit trees.The tea in the infusion is rich and dense, the aroma is more floral, very sweet. The taste is tender, incredibly honey with a milky consistency.
Gao Shan Superior
"High Mountain" - Gao Shan oolong is a typical representative of traditional alpine semi-fermented teas - dry leaves form larger balls about the size of peas, the color of the infusion is bright golden or yellow, the aroma is distinctly fruity (with citrus, apricot, peach and honey tones). The tea withstands many tasty infusions and has a long and distinctive aftertaste.
Huang Zhi Xiang
The aroma of tea is sweet and fruity, floral, citrus and peach aromas. In more and more brewing processes, the color of the infusion changed from soft golden pink to amber. The taste is obviously fruity, sweet and refreshing. The aftertaste is strong honey with a gooseberry hue.
This tea can withstand many brews and is definitely one of the most unique teas in our collection at an affordable price, but it is also of high quality.
Jin Jun Mei
"Golden eyebrows" - completely hand-processed tip red tea from a fine spring harvest. A smaller, even leaf with a noticeable proportion of golden tips gives off a malty, spicy aroma, after pouring, stronger chocolate tones with a touch of honey come to the fore. The tea is full and sweet chocolate flavor with hints of exotic spices.
Jin Xuan Nai Xiang
"Golden flower with a milky scent" - tea of bright yellow and pure infusion color (Western tea testers refer to it as 'amber'), the aroma is caramel-milk, yet tea-fresh.The taste is soft, warm and pleasant with a 'memory of milk' - one that gives the impression of sweet condensed milk and childhood memories.
Keemun Mao Feng
"Qimen Mao Feng" or "Qimen Fur Peak " - the top class of Keemun, the highest level in our offer. Unlike the lower classes, the leaves are not processed by machine but exclusively by hand. This makes the infusion cleaner and more balanced.The taste is thin, fresh with a very pleasant and long aftertaste. Flower and fruit tones, lightly chocolate, are significantly represented.The dry leaf is long, thin, slightly twisted. Multi-infusion tea more than suitable for preparation in the style of Gong Fu Cha.
Lung Ching Shi Feng
"Lion's Top Dragon Well" - According to traditional Chinese view, the true Long Jing is supposed to have four characteristics (or four treasures) - a bright green color, a dense aroma, a saturated taste and a beautiful shape.Our Shi Feng has all these qualities in abundance. To better enjoy not only the taste, but also the look of this famous tea, we recommend using a glass teapot or tall glass to prepare it. The tea is watered with water around 80-85 ° C. Tea should be handled with care, it is better to prepare it softer to maintain its delicate rich aroma.
Lung Ching Xi Hu
"Dragon Well from West Lake". Lake 'Xi Hu' is located near Hangzhou in eastern China. The monastery plantations around it were known from the time of the Classical Book of Tea by Lu Yüe (758 AD).Lung Ching belongs to spring teas and the best collection comes from the same period. The process of sorting, drying and roasting should be followed exactly for the production of real Lung Ching. The tea has flat leaves, a strong aroma and is sweet and beautifully fragrant in the infusion.
Meng Ding Mao Feng
"Fluffy peaks of the Meng Ding Mountains" as can be translated the name 'mao feng', popular and used for many teas. It is usually used to emphasize the quality of the leaf used, when the hairy tops - buds and leaves - are abundant.Dark green, larger, regularly twisted leaf with a strong, sweet aroma. In the cup, it develops in a full, strong taste with slightly fruity, fresh undertones with an aromatic and long-lasting aftertaste.
Meng Ding Yu Ye Zhang Chun
"Long spring jade leaves" - Tiny flat leaves from a fine harvest - only a bud and a leaf.When dry, it smells wonderfully fresh and fresh of spring herbs or flowering meadows. The taste is uplifting, sparkling and slightly spicy. Aftertaste gets on the palate. Fresh light tea, ideal for enjoying spring.
Meng Hai 2007 Tuocha 100g
Tuocha 沱茶 denotes Pu'er pressed into the shape of a nest or bowl. It is one of the basic shapes into which Pu'er is traditionally pressed. The package usually consists of 5 pieces wrapped in bamboo or paper. However, the usual traditional weight is 250g in recent years, and due to the increased interest in Pu'er and its higher exports, smaller nests can usually be found, usually weighing 100g or 50g. However, these small nests are not commonly available on the Chinese market because there is no demand for them.
Mi Lan Xiang
"Honey Orchid" - the most popular 'phoenix' in our offer. It attracts with its honey-orchid aroma with a distinctly sweet to honey, pleasantly full and round taste that warms it.Compared to other 'phoenixes' from our offer, this one is more roasted with a dark orange infusion and a more pronounced aroma.