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Chinese tea
China has an enormous lead over other tea powers. Thousands of years of cultivation, harvesting and processing of tea leaves by the third largest country on the planet are reflected in their perfect appearance, taste and aroma. Chinese green, black, white, yellow and blue-green tea as well as Pu… view all
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Jasmine – Green Tea
If you still don't know which of our fabulous loose-leaf teas to choose, go for the jasmine classic. The famous Far Eastern speciality has a charming, heavenly aroma that banishes any inner turmoil. Jasmine tea has been part of traditional Chinese culture for at least a thousand years. When you taste it, you'll definitely understand why.
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Elixir of Eternal Life – Green Tea
Asia is full of secrets. Apparently, people there live to be a hundred, smile all the time, don't suffer from colds nor coughs, and they look great to boot. How do they do it? They meditate a lot, exercise, eat healthy and, most importantly, drink green tea all day long.
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Shape Tea – Tea Blend
Loose-leaf tea from the "Must have" category! It will help those who are looking for slim, dreamy curves. Thanks to Pu Erh and maté, guaranteed killers of all "love handles", you will finally fit into those jeans from last year again. Shape Tea works fast and efficiently.
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Royal Earl Grey – Black Tea
Another candidate for the royal table! A top-quality black classic from China enriched with bergamot essential oil would certainly not be a disgrace at court. And so we are sure that even your sweet tooth will appreaciate the tea with the proud name of Royal Earl Grey. It is made for quiet weekend breakfasts and busy afternoons alike. Wake up your mind and invigorate your body whenever you feel like it.
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Gunpowder Temple of Heaven – Green Tea
A strong flavor with a slight smoky caress. This all-new gunpowder probably won't be around for long. It's a favorite of those who find it hard to get up in the morning. And frankly, we're one of those people. So feel free to add Temple of Heaven to your cart. Heavenly delightful treat!
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Dragon Tea – Tea Blend
So much goodness in one cup! The dragon-worthy treat was created one cloudy morning, when we desperately needed to recharge our energy, have a warm hug and wrestle pessimisim out of our heads. And we achieved just that! A blend of silky teas and fruity bits cut with pink peppercorns got us back on our feet. It's as strong as a dragon.
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Pi Lo Chun – Green Tea
A quiet breakfast in the garden, an afternoon meet-up with friends... these are the perfect occasions to savor one of the best green teas. That's why Pi Lo Chun – a magical drink with a delicate, sweet taste and floral aroma – shouldn't be missing in your pantry. It grows among plum and peach trees and is harvested only one day a year. Truly exceptional!
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China Sencha – Green Tea
In the history of green tea, we find a milestone that marks the beginning of a long tradition of drinking it and the beginning of its great popularity. This is Kissa Yojoki, the Book of Tea, which in 1191 described the five vital organs that tea positively affects. See for yourself that the author of this comprehensive work, the Zen monk Eisai, didn't just write into the wind. Try authentic Chinese green tea. No dust, just whole leaves!
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Pu Erh STD
Even healthier than we hoped. If you're interested in what tea looked, tasted and smelled like two thousand years ago, then get Pu Erh. Of course, we're not offering you an archaeological dig, but fresh tea processed in the most traditional way. The mysterious double fermentation gives Pu Erh its magical powers. It's called the Chinese penicillin for a reason.
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Lingonberry-Strawberry Sencha – Green Tea
If we wanted to be slightly roundabout, we might as well call this Heaven in your mouth. Lingonberry-Strawberry Sencha is just the thing for green tea fans. It brings the pleasure of pure and fresh Sencha as well as delightful flavor of red berries. The strawberries add a sweet note, the cranberries bring out the tea's acidic tang. Together they play a symphony full of vitamins, antioxidants and beneficial trace elements.
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China Gunpowder Super – Green Tea
The ultimate experience! Beautiful shape, full flavor, lots of caffeine and top quality. China Gunpowder Super is, in short, a tea that will get your blood flowing. And the little tea beads literally explode when you brew them with hot water.
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Organic Sencha (Japan Style) – Green Tea
This is what Japanese tradition looks like outside of Japan! This sencha was grown in the Chinese area of Huang Shan, but it was processed using the signature Japanese method. This makes it light, refreshing, and extremely pleasant to drink. If you're looking for a tea that won't keep you down, but will instead accompany you for the entire day, you're on the right track.
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Touareg – Green Tea
There is beauty in simplicity. This time, we bring a tip for a wonderfully refreshing and extremely tasty tea from the desert nomads. The Touaregs don't want any complicated scents or elaborate preparation methods, so it's no wonder their favorite drink is a strong green tea with mint. We recommend trying it as an iced tea. It can cheer you up and put you in a good mood even in the tropical heat.
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Nine Flavors of China – Tea Blend
Another one of our carefully sourced and meticulously prepared blends. Nine high-quality teas wrapped in pineapple, strawberries and sunflowers is something you'll appreciate whether it's a chilly morning or a hot afternoon. Tea will make sure you keep your mind sharp while the fruit will improve your mood. Brewing the Nine Flavors of China is the best thing you can do for your health.
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Health & Beauty – Tea Blend
Who wouldn't want to be healthy and beautiful. We certainly would! So we took all the good stuff that improves mental and physical fitness and blended them into one super healthy tea. It's packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, tastes amazing and doesn't cost much either. What are you waiting for? Everyone needs Health & Beauty!
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China Gunpowder – Green Tea
No calories, lots of caffeine, light & smoky flavor and health benefits. That's the China Gunpowder, a green tea classic. The Japanese say it's good for longevity, Americans say it helps a quick recovery and we say it keeps us happy. Try this tea with its fabulous properties and look forward to a great experience!
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Lung Ching – Green Tea
If you mention Dragon's Well (Lung Ching Xi Hu), anyone who's good with tea will know what you're talking about. The most famous Chinese green tea can be recognized by its flat, roasted, pea-green leaves. In a traditional teahouse, it may be served to you according to ancient, elaborate ceremonies, but at home you can simply brew it. We won't judge.
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Yunnan Black Premium – Black Tea
An intense experience! Premium Yunnan has the power of Hercules. The dark red color makes it clear that this is not your simple, everyday beverage. From the traditional Chinese tea garden, this unique delicacy is reserved for the true enthusiasts only. Have Yunnan Black Premium instead of your morning snack – you will be full of energy and smiles till dusk.
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Tie Guan Yin Iron Goddess of Mercy – Oolong Tea
The top varieties of this oolong have their deserved place among the most expensive teas. The Iron Goddess from Fujian, China, is sought-after by experienced tea drinkers for its exceptional flavor and aromatic qualities. We recommend preparing this gem using the Gong Fu Cha method. You'll experience its best qualities – layered, long aftertaste and maximum nobility. It's just waiting for you to try.
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China Pai Mu Tan – White Tea
Sweet, rich, refreshing – the best selection of white tea from China's Fujian province is famous among tea lovers all around the world. White peony, as it is also called, is perfect for sipping during the entire day. Those who work hard, rest hard or exercise vigorously are always happy to reach for this exquisite delicacy.
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Pu Erh Mini Tuo Cha – Aged 15yrs
This tiny coin is a real treasure among teas. It took fifteen years to mature and thus became one of the best teas in the world. Pu Erh Mini Tuo Cha is the right choice for tea enthusiasts and lovers of deep flavors and delicate beverages. It lacks any bitterness and is instead slightly sweet, extremely rich and melts on your tongue.
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Yin Xiang – Green Tea
Green teas will always be popular. That's why we've brought you a new product from Guangxi. The elegant and fresh Yin Xiang is named after a prince from the famous Qing Dynasty. He was famous for his tireless work for the emperor's welfare and made history by his efforts against floods. Tea with his name on it will tirelessly refresh you and save you from dehydration.
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Huang Da Cha – Yellow Tea
A beautiful rarity for moments of quiet meditation. An exceptionally delicious tea experience from China's Anhui province will clear the mind and sharpen the senses. The carefully harvested leaves are often complemented by stems. Look forward to a fresh, slightly nutty flavor and a gracious, sweet aroma. A cup of Huang Da Cha will take you to a land far, far awy. There, with your eyes fixed on the horizon, you can dream freely.
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China Matcha BIO – Green Tea
How do Chinese producers make Japanese matcha? The answer is pretty well! The characteristic taste of the signature green tea loses none of its strength, maybe it's even richer and more robust. China Matcha is made from the finest Chinese tea leaves, harvested with utmost care, gently dried and ground with love. The fine green powder singifies the authenticity and tradition of green teas.
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Chinese tea
China has an enormous lead over other tea powers. Thousands of years of cultivation, harvesting and processing of tea leaves by the third largest country on the planet are reflected in their perfect appearance, taste and aroma. Chinese green, black, white, yellow and blue-green tea as well as Pu Erh or moulded and blooming tea, is famous globally.
In China, many rituals accompany tea gardens, their maintenance, the harvesting of the leaves, the production of tea and the preparation of the beverage. Tea has become embedded in art, calligraphy, music and literature. It is associated with many legends as well.
It has gained its form and continues to enrich the culture not only of the Chinese people but of all nations. It is the elixir of life, relieving the body of fatigue and the mind of sadness. The close association between China and tea is evidenced by the word tea itself - Ccha in Chinese. And where did tea come from? From China! The min dialect refers to tea with the word ''te''. Chinese tea production fluctuates, of course. We can get an idea of the amount that the "Land of the Center of the World" supplies tea lovers each year from 2010 data - at that time, China accounted for 79 % of the world's green tea production. The way tea is labelled is also intriguing. The country has introduced numerical standards in which a lower number describes a higher quality tea.
Of course, it is not always possible to maintain the system. The most famous provinces from which China's rare tea comes include Yunnan, Zhejiang, Anhui, Sichuan, Fujian, Jiangsu, and Guandong.
