Tea

Chunmee brews a sweet cup that has notes of dry plum and hints of smoke. This loosely-rolled Chinese green tea yields a slightly darker liquor than many green teas. A longer brew yields a strong cup, great for your morning tea ritual. For an afternoon...

The leaves' yellowish, flattened, shiny appearance gives this famous tea away. Easy to enjoy, Lung Ching (its name in Mandarin) is one of our favorites for a quiet, contemplative moment. We're sure you will agree. Dragonwell hails from the eastern...

The classic Chinese green tea characterized by its smoky flavor, clean finish, and rolled nugget appearance. Watch it unfurl as it steeps. Ingredients Chinese Green Tea*.*ORGANIC Brewing Instructions 8 oz Cup Scoop a heaping teaspoon of tea...

Like a plant growing from a seed, Jasmine Pearls go through the "agony of the leaf" during brewing and unfurl in a similar manner. Give them a try and you'll see why we took this tea as our namesake. Fresh and sensual, Jasmine Pearls can be steeped up to...

Hand-plucked green tea is carefully blended with intensely fragrant night-blooming jasmine flowers, which are allowed to open and infuse the dry tea with their heady, sweet aroma. The spent blossoms are removed the following morning and the process is...

Extremely smooth for a loose leaf Puerh (pronounced POO-ar), this tea is also known as a "ripe" or "cooked" Puerh. Robust and surprisingly tasty with milk, it is distinctly earthy with an unmistakable aged flavor. The Yunnan province, in southern China,...

An exceptionally smooth, rich and chocolate-like tuocha. Comes in a mini "birds nest" shape for easy brewing. Ingredients Ripe (Shou) Chinese Puerh Tea. Brewing Instructions 16 oz Cup Place 1 unwrapped tuocha into infuser. Pour 16 oz. of hot...

This tasty selection is composed of cooked puerh (pronounced POO-ar) scented with an herb (Nuo Mi Xiang) that tastes just like aromatic sticky rice. The resulting flavor is smooth, earthy, and very pleasant. Tea tasters have described it as "mushroomy"...

Often referred to as ‘Hair Point’, Mao Jian (Tranquility) is a carefully cultivated leaf. Its light golden brew yields distinctly vegetal notes and a toasted nuttiness. Comprised mainly of fine, dark, curled leaves, this is a tea to be...