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Kettle 600ml with heater

Luxurious glass kettle with a large metal strainer and integrated heater.

Large cup with dragon – bright

Large brick red bowl is from Yixing.

The dragon's head is exposed on one side, and the fish is floating on the other side.

Packed in a decorative padded box.

Long Jing Da Fo

"Great Buddha Dragon Well" made from the early sprouting cultivar Wu Niu Zao - Black Cow Early.Fresh and creamy smooth tea with typically heavier scents of orchids, characteristic full taste without any astringency with a delicate aftertaste that fades in the mouth for a very long time.

Long Sheng 2006 Tuocha 90g

Precisely processed Pu'er made (pressed) in the autumn of 2016 from material produced in 2006.The aroma of the tea is full and fresh, reminiscent of sweet Chinese dates and ripe fruit (Zao Xiang). The infusion is rich, full of flavor with sweet nutty to chocolate tones.The tea lacks any signs of stale, bitterness or smokyness, which are characteristic of young and especially poorly processed dark Pu'er.

Long tea tray

The tea tray is not intended for long-term storage of water; after use, the trapped water must be drained as

Lotus Cast Iron Copper Teapot 1l

Premium cast iron kettle for heating water or making tea. Copper lid and handle.

Lotus Travel Set

Luxury porcelain travel set. All components are stored in a practical travel pouch.

Maple leaves cast iron teapot

Large modern cast iron teapot decorated with maple leaves. There is a metal filter inside, the internal glazed surface is smooth.

Meng Ding Gan Lu

"Mengding sweet dew" - the first spring harvest of exceptional and famous green tea from Meng Ding mountain. The tea consists only of small twisted buds and leaves with rich hairiness.Infusion of light yellow color full and refreshing taste with a distinctly sweet and long-lasting aftertaste.Gan Lu is a very famous and sought-after tea in China. Legend has it that the variety of tea tree for its production was first cultivated by a Buddhist monk known as Wu Li Zen. After the monk reached nirvana, the locals gave this tea the nickname Xian Cha, or tea of the immortals. Only tea from the leaves collected on the misty peaks of Meng Ding Mountain can be considered real.

Meng Ding Hong Mei

"Red plum from Meng Ding" - a higher variety of red tea from plantations on Mount Meng Ding.The smaller leaf in the form of slightly twisted needles smells like honey to slightly malty.