Collection

DescriptionNanjing Yu Hua Green Tea is a special regional tea from Nanjing city of Jiangsu Province in China. The subtropical humid and warm spring weather helps the tea grow. Only harvested in spring, Yu Hua green tea has needle-shaped leaves that are pan-fried by tea artisan. Jade-green color liqu..

DescriptionMao Mountain is one of the top historical places that Taoism was originated. The tea leaves grown in this area resemble the shape a sparrow tongue. Flat, pan-fried green tea leaf with young grassy aroma. Bright liquor with light green hue. Suggested to brew in a glass or tea pots. When br..

DescriptionLao Shan (Mount Lao) is a mountain situated on the southeastern coastline of the Shandong Province in China. It is the second highest mountain in Shandong. Its mountain view and ocean view co-exist in a great harmony. The green tea in this region is grown by irrigating with mountain sprin..

DescriptionBi Lou Chun green tea has feather-like, curled, green color leaves. The tea liquor has perfectly clear transparency. Light, sweet pea-like fragrance with hints of macadamia nuts and honeysuckle. Lingering sweetness and various vegetal and fruity tastes are Bi Lou Chun’s essential characte..

DescriptionZhejiang province is known for producing the best Long Jing green tea in China. Long Jing literally means “Dragon Well”. It is known for its jade green color, unique flat leaf shape, nutty floral aroma, and sweet lingering aftertaste. Teas are processed by a unique pan-fried technique ove..

DescriptionBi Lou Chun green tea has feather-like, curled, green color leaves. The tea liquor has perfectly clear transparency. Light, sweet pea-like fragrance with hints of macadamia nuts and honeysuckle. Lingering sweetness and various vegetal and fruity tastes are Bi Lou Chun’s essential ..