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monkey king
Bring in the Monkey King. Also known as Taiping Houkui this Chinese Green tea get its unique form by being pressed flat between layers of cloth in a bamboo basket and then gently roasted over a charcoal fire. Reminiscent of green hay, you will watch the leaf disappear under the water line from a height. This unmistakably unique fresh, refreshing and calming green tea is grown on the northern slopes of Tai Ping County.
Weight: 10g
clouds & mist
Ya’An, located in Sichuan province is characterised by high altitudes and dense alpine fogs, explaining its name which translates as “Cloud Fog” or “High Mount Cloud Mist”. The tea has sweet floral aromas and dark nutty flavours in a fine balance. Ya’an is a fascinating place where giant panda were first discovered and is further the original home of tea farming.
Weight: 15
dragon well
From the mountains around Xihu, (West) Lake, near the temple of Long Jing (Dragon Well), this world famous green tea is the one that compelled us to start our tea journey many moons ago and still delivers for us a harmony of sweet, mellow and grassy aromas and a visually beautiful shape.
Weight: 15g
gyokuro
Gyokuro translates as “jade dew” and is made from the earliest spring flush leaves. Grown in the shade, this tea is harvested by way of “tana” a traditional Japanese method of tea production involving straw coverings. The shade boost theanine and caffeine whilst decreasing catechins that characterise bitter green teas. Smooth blossom aromas meet a delicate seaweed and steamed green finish.
Weight: 15g
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