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Floral Iron Buddha Oolong Tea | Tie Guan Yin Wu Long

Intensely floral and vibrant - the ultimate lightly oxidised Chinese oolong tea. An extremely special Tie Guan Yin oolong and the finest example we have tasted in years.

From £9.50 for 10g

Huo Mountain Yellow Buds

In Mandarin Chinese, this tea is called Huo Shan Huang Ya. Picked between 5th and 15th April 2010, this year's crop of Huo Shan Yellow buds has been produced as a green tea.

Graceful, sappy with a distinctive cool finish that leaves the mouth very refreshed.

From £7.50 for 50g

3 stars rating

(1 Review)

Organic Dragon Well Green Tea | Long Jing

Our Dragon Well green tea was picked on 23rd April 2010 from Fengwukou Village garden. Our Dragon Well is characterised by enticing sweet aromas of freshly plucked tea buds and teasing orchard fruit.

From £6.90 for 50g

(4 Reviews)

Organic Jade Sword Green Tea

Grown in misty mountains in China's Jiande green tea terroir. Jade Sword is a bright and fresh tea. Picked on 15th May 2010 from Fengwukou village garden.

From £3.10 for 50g

(2 Reviews)

Pre Rain Jun Shan (Imperial Mountain) Silver Needle Yellow Tea

In Chinese this tea is called Ming Qian Jun Shan Yin Zhen.

One of China's most famous teas and was reportedly a favourite of Chairman Mao. Its production is extremely limited as it is only produced on Jun Shan Island in Dong Ting Lake, Hunan Province. Picked between 5th April and 15th April 2010 and composed almost entirely of perfectly formed, tender buds.

From £12.95 for 25g

Pre Rain Organic Anji Bai Cha Green Tea

Picked on 5th April 2010 before the Qing Ming festival from Fengwukou Village garden. Vivacious and exuberant flavours combine spring floral scents, sweet sappiness, and a lush texture.

From £15.00 for 50g

(1 Review)

Pre Rain Organic Dragon Well Supreme Green Tea | Long Jing

Our highest grade Dragon Well green tea. Picked on 9th April 2010 from Fengwukou Village garden. The first picking of the year, traditionally before the Qing Ming festival.

From £12.75 for 50g

(2 Reviews)

Silver Needle White Tea | Fuding Bai Hao Yin Zhen

Silver Needle white tea is the most famous white tea in the world. Picked between 20th March and 5th April 2010 from Tai Mu Mountain garden, our Silver Needle is sweet, mellow and low in caffeine. Ideal for drinking on long, lingering afternoons, or well into the night.

From £6.90 for 50g

(4 Reviews)

White Peony White Tea | Fuding Bai Mu Dan

Picked between 5th April and 15th April 2010 from Tai Mu Mountain garden. A delicious introduction to Chinese white teas. Composed of two-leaf and bud sets, White Peony is renowned for its refreshing flavour and sweetness.

From £6.00 for 50g