This tea has been produced since the beginning of the 20th century. He...
Known in Europe as “Lung Ching”, translated "Dragon's fountain", is one...
Also known in Europe as "Tit Kon Yum", this is a classic Oolong tea from...
One of the 10 Famous Teas of China, coming from the province of Henan,...
A variety of Puerh for those who enjoy traditional aromas and flavors...
A variety of high grade Puerh tea. It differs from the standard variety...
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A Yixing clay teapot with a green finish, featuring raised floral...
A wonderful black tea, with a light golden color, as well as a sweet but light flavor.
A traditional oolong from one of the most prestigious areas in the world, such as Wuyi Mountain, in northern Fujian (China).
A very pleasant black tea, to enjoy daily, both in the morning and after lunch.
An oolong tea from Nantou (Taiwan) that owes its name to the result obtained in a unique fermentation process.
Matcha tea powder is obtained from a certain type of tea plant, as well as after a special process that gives it a very characteristic flavor and texture.
One of the most popular varieties of black tea in China. A native of Anhui province.
A variety of black tea that offers a smooth and pleasant infusion compared to other teas of similar category.
A superior quality flavored variety based on oolong tea and American ginseng.
A green tea from the Chinese province of Anhui, which has been cultivated since the Tang Dynasty.
Earl Grey tea is traditionally a blend of black tea flavored with bergamot oil. Bergamot is the fruit of a fragrant citrus plant, from which the oil is used. It is usually taken alone or with a little milk.
A recipe of Japanese origin that includes Bancha green tea, brown rice, some puffed corn kernels and matcha powder tea.
White tea grown in Fuding, an area of the Chinese province of Fujian where authentic Chinese white tea originates.
This way of presenting tea is very classic in China, which involves 100% manual selection and processing, and guarantees a higher quality than usual.
A different take on a classic: Tie Guan Yin oolong tea.
A Bai Hao Yin Zhen white tea flavored with jasmine.