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The silver-tipped leaves of this first flush Darjeeling offering yield an amber gold liquor with a fresh, lively character. The flavorful cup is delightful on the palate, smooth with floral hints. A refreshing pungency is balanced with an overall honey-sweet quality that lingers long into the finish.
Rooibos can be translated loosely as “red bush”, which is a slightly misleading name, since this plant is green with yellow flowers. It is evident that this does not refer to the tea, nevertheless it is frequently associated with the tea due to the similar preparation method and certain shared medicinal properties such as antioxidant effects. The Rooibos plant, which with only few exceptions grows exclusively in South Africa, gains its typical red colour during the oxidation process, during which the typical sweet taste of this “non-tea” is formed.
This tea is a flagship among jasmine teas. An accurate translation of the name is 'Snowflakes Drifting into Emerald Pond', a description for floating jasmine flowers in the green brew. An excellent organic Qing Ming Mao Feng was selected as a base material. At the end of Summer during the hottest days (when the jasmine has the best fragrance), it was scented with fresh jasmine bud for five to seven times.
Teas harvested from the middle to the end of the period of the first harvest in the Indian region of Darjeeling were selected and combined for this blend. The blend is characterised by medium large leaves of almost black colour, and a light bronze infusion. Darjeeling blend from the first harvest offers a medium-full infusion with a mildly spicy taste, which is also projected into the aroma.
An everyday favorite among Japanese people, Bancha 番茶 has a bold, refreshing spirit. This tea is crafted with leaves harvested in late summer and then steamed and rolled. Though its production process is similar to that of Sencha, Bancha leaves are harvested later in the season for a sweet, yet bold and robust flavor. It can be enjoyed cold or hot.
Darjeeling Upper Fagu Spring Enigma comes from the same material as Upper Fagu FTGFOP1, but it was blended for more tippy result. Thanks to this, the final product is a bit smoother and sweeter. It has slightly higher amount of caffeine. The silver-tipped leaves of this first flush Darjeeling offering yield an amber gold liquor with a fresh, lively character. The flavorful cup is delightful on the palate, smooth with floral hints. A refreshing pungency is balanced with an overall honey-sweet quality that lingers long into the finish.
A first flush Darjeeling with a slightly darker than typical mix of leaf colors (greyish yellow tips, with moderate olive brown to olive brown leaf pieces) that produce a strong orange yellow liquor. Amazingly good quality/price ratio. It's smooth and round, complex, sweet, and very fruity. In terms of oxidation, it falls somewhere between green and black tea but we can hardly call it an Oolong tea.
Shui Xian, often spelled as Shui Hsien, which literally means Water Sprite (Water Fairy) or Narcissus. The traditional making process of Shui Xian Oolong is very complicated, and the most sensitive is baking, which defines a final taste and quality of this tea. Our Shui Xian Oolong Tea uses the traditional baking process, which is to place the tea in a bamboo baking cage, using the heat generated by burning charcoal, to bake the tea leaves for a long time. This tea belongs to medium-baked tea, so the dry leaves have relatively deep color with obvious roasted aroma and honey tones.
We were happy to be able to have sourced this incredible Mao Cha. The material come from Gu Shu trees in Bai Ying Shan (2019). You can expect something special. The dried leaves have a fair aroma of apricot fruit. Flavour is typical Baiying, sweetness, mineral notes, a sweet aftertaste that carries and a smooth consistency. That’s all good! It’s the feeling of this tea that’s truly special. The feeling itself is extremely meditative, not harsh or energetic but quite aggressive and forceful in its relaxing nature. Simply put, very intoxicating Cha Chi experience.
This tea is a flagship among jasmine teas. An accurate translation of the name is 'Snowflakes Drifting into Emerald Pond', a description for floating jasmine flowers in the green brew. An excellent organic Qing Ming Mao Feng was selected as a base material. At the end of Summer during the hottest days (when the jasmine has the best fragrance), it was scented with fresh jasmine bud for five to seven times.
Our Dian Hong Jin Hao comes from South Yunnan organic tea garden located at the altitude around 1,650 m which is well managed ecological subsystem. Tea leaves were harvested in the middle of April and processed in a factory with 50+ years of experience in producing black tea. The tea garden is planted with Changye Bai Hao tea cultivar, which is famous for its long tender tea shoot and a lot of white hair. The tea tree behaves good resistance to disease and pest. Tea brewed from our Yunnan Black Tea has a reddish brown color. The aroma is strong sugary and floral with a slight roasted undertone. The taste is smooth and sweet and the aftertaste is refreshing and clean.
The silver-tipped leaves of this first flush Darjeeling offering yield an amber gold liquor with a fresh, lively character. The flavorful cup is delightful on the palate, smooth with floral hints. A refreshing pungency is balanced with an overall honey-sweet quality that lingers long into the finish.
Rooibos can be translated loosely as “red bush”, which is a slightly misleading name, since this plant is green with yellow flowers. It is evident that this does not refer to the tea, nevertheless it is frequently associated with the tea due to the similar preparation method and certain shared medicinal properties such as antioxidant effects. The Rooibos plant, which with only few exceptions grows exclusively in South Africa, gains its typical red colour during the oxidation process, during which the typical sweet taste of this “non-tea” is formed.
Rooibos can be translated loosely as “red bush”, which is a slightly misleading name, since this plant is green with yellow flowers. It is evident that this does not refer to the tea, nevertheless it is frequently associated with the tea due to the similar preparation method and certain shared medicinal properties such as antioxidant effects. The Rooibos plant, which with only few exceptions grows exclusively in South Africa, gains its typical red colour during the oxidation process, during which the typical sweet taste of this “non-tea” is formed.
Teas harvested from the middle to the end of the period of the first harvest in the Indian region of Darjeeling were selected and combined for this blend. The blend is characterised by medium large leaves of almost black colour, and a light bronze infusion. Darjeeling blend from the first harvest offers a medium-full infusion with a mildly spicy taste, which is also projected into the aroma.
The blend of Darjeeling teas from a period between main two flushes is a mixture of medium large dark leaves of the tea plant and tips. It is characterised by a unique taste of muscatel grapes, which is usually attributed to the reaction of the plant to small insects draining the plant of fluid.
The tea leaves come from Matai terraced tea plantation in Lincang County. It has very pleasant aroma, flowers with roasted honey notes, slightly spicy, very suggestive. We recommend to focus not only on a taste in your mouth but also on the aroma filling up your nose and the aftertaste.
The farmers choose the highest grade raw materials to make this tea. The word Palace in its name mean highest grade and it is based on a grade which was supplied to the Imperial Court during Han Dynasty more than 1,800 years ago. The aroma of the tea is like sweet rice, and it has a delicate, soft taste, thick in the mouth and with a rich rice-sweet aftertaste.
V čínské provincii Hunan najdeme několik zajímavých čajů, ale asi nejzajímavější a nejznámější je Fu Cha nebo Fu Zhuan, který řadíme do kategori čajů Hei Cha a který typicky najdeme v podobě lisované cihly o hmotnosti 300 g. Čaj je někdy nazýván Golden Flower Tea díky přítomnosti ušlechtilé plísně Eurotium Cristatus, která připomíná male žluté kvítky a je rozprostřena po celém objemu cihly. Čaj silně rezonuje s prvkem Země (Wu Xing) a je po staletí oblíben mezi korejskými mnichy. Tibeťané a mongolové jej vždy používali jako lék na bolest břicha. První Fu Zhuan byl vyroben již v roce 1368 na počátku vlády dynastie Ming a nikdy nechyběl mezi zbožím, které se převáželo po Hedvábné stezce.
One of the range of “younger” Pu Erh teas. Despite its low price, the tea lacks nothing of the typical characteristics of good tea of this type, such as its strongly earthy aroma, distinctive full taste and large, dark leaves producing a dark brown infusions, which can be repeated several times.
Made from the stems and veins of premium Gyokuro tea leaves, Gyokuro Karigane Premium has a unique and delicately sweet flavor. Karigane stems are rich in Teanin, the constituent found in Gyokuro and Matcha grown in defused sunlight 20 to 30 days before the harvest. Teanin provides an element of sweetness and flavor to the tea.
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