Where does the tea come from?

Our premium teas are sourced from some of China's most renowned tea-producing regions, each with unique climates, soils, and traditions that give each tea leaf its exceptional flavor and quality. From the misty mountains of Yunnan to the serene hills of Hubei, from the historic tea gardens of Anhui to the lush green fields of Zhejiang to the rich lands of Fujian, our teas carry the essence of China's long tea culture. Each region is unique - whether it's the richness and heaviness of Yunnan Pu'er, the sweetness and delicacy of Zhejiang Longjing, or the freshness and smoothness of Fujian White Tea. We are proud to bring you a selection of teas that represent the exceptional terroir of tea plantations across China. With every sip of tea, you will savor the fusion of tradition, craftsmanship and nature. Let our teas provide you with a true, authentic tea drinking experience.

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Our Tea Quality Assurance

appearance, where high-quality tea is neatly shaped, with a bright color and intact, impurity-free leaves, each variety having its own distinct appearance standards; aroma, with a natural, fresh, and long-lasting fragrance, free from moldy or chemical smells; taste, offering a smooth, refreshing, and well-balanced flavor, without bitterness or off-flavors; liquor color, which is clear and vibrant, with each tea variety displaying its unique color; and leaf bottom, which is tender, uniform, elastic, and not easily broken, showcasing the exceptional quality of the tea.

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How to brew the perfect tea?

The key to brewing perfect tea lies in choosing the right tea ware, controlling the water temperature, using the correct tea amount, and timing the brew. The right tea ware helps you enjoy the unfolding of the leaves, while stainless steel or clay teapots maintain heat well. Water temperature and tea quantity should be adjusted based on the tea type, as extremes can affect flavor. Brew time is also crucial—too long can make the tea bitter, while too short may result in weak flavor. Using soft or mineral water brings out the natural flavor of the tea. Adjust the temperature and time to your preference for the perfect cup. Click "Learn More" for detailed brewing tips.

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Tea Benefits and Suitable Populations

Teas offer various benefits: Biluochun aids digestion; Jin Jun Mei boosts immunity; Black tea promotes digestion; Shui Yin cools; Jasmine calms; Da Hong Pao supports anti-aging; Longjing improves focus; Berry tea benefits skin; Osmanthus relieves stress; Bai Hao Silver Needle is anti-aging; Tie Guan Yin aids digestion; Sparrow Tongue boosts immunity.

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