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Hua Cha White King

7,74
"White King"-Jasmine tea is produced in many provinces in China and is very popular (especially in the north of the country). The tea can be dried with jasmine and its odor can be absorbed, or the jasmine can be added directly to the tea. In this way, the tea acquires the aroma of jasmine, but still retains its original taste. Jasmine tea is light and pleasant. "White King" itself is a relatively high-quality green tea with rich fluff, but the addition of jasmine further improves its quality. The white king we provide is mixed with fresh autumn jasmine in a ratio of 4:1 (gradually use 4 kg of jasmine per 1 kg of tea).

Tian Li Cha

111,80
"Heavenly pear" - that's how the Taiwanese call this first-class tea. It is grown at an altitude of over 2000 m.a.s.l., which makes it one of the highest quality Taiwanese teas ever, and because of this it is often used as a gift in diplomatic negotiations.

Huang Da Cha

8,60
Tea with an intense aroma of sweet flowers with a hint of overripe bananas. Sweet and full of fresh creamy taste with hints of flowers and cinnamon. This year's harvest comes from younger leaves and higher gardens than last year, making the taste and aroma softer.

Jin Xuan Nai Xiang

13,33
"Golden flower with a milky scent" - tea of bright yellow and pure infusion color (Western tea testers refer to it as 'amber'), the aroma is caramel-milk, yet tea-fresh. The taste is soft, warm and pleasant with a 'memory of milk' - one that gives the impression of sweet condensed milk and childhood memories.

Kukicha

9,03

Traditional Japanese tea varieties process not only leaves but also petioles. Therefore, the tea has the characteristics of freshness, sweetness and low caffeine content.

 

Sencha Shizuoka

16,34
Popular middle-class traditional Sencha, with fruity sweetness.

Sencha Ryokucha

10,75

Traditional daily Sencha. It has the typical characteristics of strong taste and rich aroma.

Genmaicha

6,88

Japanese green tea Bancha mixed with finely fried rice, which gives it a special bread-sweet taste. In translation, the name means "Tea with unpolished rice".

Bamboo leaf (zhu ye)

6,45
Bamboo leaves from Lao Shan in Shandong Province. In Chinese medicine, it is traditionally used against fever and heat, it also has an anti-inflammatory and beneficial effect on the kidneys, it is diuretic, removes mucus and has a relaxing effect on veins. Overall, it cleanses the airways, refreshes and quenches thirst, so it is very suitable for drinking during the summer and hot days.

Dried hawthorn berries (shan-zha)

3,44
Dried hawthorn berries (shan-zha, lat. Crataegus cuneata) - helps good digestion, removes fats from blood vessels, lowers blood cholesterol levels and breaks down fatty acids (which helps it lose weight), lowers blood pressure and has heart-specific antioxidant effects, which can help fight most heart diseases.

Chinese jujube (zao)

4,73
Dried and thinly sliced Chinese dates. Pleasant sweetness, reminiscent of dried apples. Chinese dates can be eaten directly, brewed or used in cooking.

The most fresh teas in our stock, up to three months.