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Lü Xue Ya

8,60
"Green snow" is a relatively new type of tea, which began to be produced in 2003. Longitudinally rolled leaves have an emerald color and a fresh green aroma. The emerald green infusion is full of dense, balanced and slightly baked taste in other infusions with a slightly sweet aftertaste. Tea can be prepared only in relatively cold water. The leaching time must then be extended to at least 7 minutes. You can easily prepare a delicious and refreshing 'ice tea' on hot summer days.

Bai Hao Yin Zhen

68,80
"White hairy silver needles" - the best and most famous Chinese white tea, which belongs to the list of the best Chinese teas ever. It first appeared around 1796. Young, richly hairy and large strong tips of the tea tree of the Fu Ding Da Bai Cha cultivar are used to produce this tea. Harvesting takes place only during a very short period in spring, and only in nice weather. The real Bai Hao Yin Zhen has all four valuables of Chinese tea really wonderful. Undeveloped buds of the same size, hairy like a willow. The scent of dry leaf has sweet tones of flower pollen, the freshness of the mountain wind and the sweetness of morning dew. The infusion is almond yellow to orange. The taste is clean, sweet, light and tender, with a thin spring energy.

An Ji Bai Cha Ji Pin

38,70
Bright green slightly twisted leaves with a rich scent. You can smell the authentic aroma of green teas from An Ji in the infusion - soft and sweet with hazelnut or fresh green peas. The taste is fresh, soft, delicate, with notes of hazelnuts and peas, round and sweet with a distinctive umami. The aftertaste is pronounced and long, pleasantly sweet. The tea also contains a large amount of amino acids (including L-theanine), which are beneficial to health and contribute greatly to the flavour of this tea.

Yue Guang Bai “White Moonlight”

12,04
"White moonlight" - known as 'white pu-erh' - a special green (sheng) pu-erh with a difference in processing, where the leaves are allowed to fade at night after harvest, instead of in the sun, as is usual in maocha. A large proportion of dull silvery, large hairy tips gives the tea an attractive appearance. The color of the infusion is yellowish and smells mostly of herbs with a little fruit. The taste is sweet, very complex and develops with each subsequent infusion, with a bit of bitterness gradually appearing and encouraging the distinctive flavors typical of green (sheng) pu-erhas.

Dian Hong Mao Feng

6,88

"Downy tip from Yunnan" - a high grade of red tea from the Meng Hai area.

The color of the infusion is orange-red. The aroma is sweet and intense with a typical aroma of dried apricots, malt and forest honey.

The taste is full, fruity-malty with a long-lasting sweet aftertaste. Pleasantly warming tea.

Yunnan Mao Jian Ye Sheng

12,90
Fresh aromatic green tea from the gardens high up on Wu Liang Shan Mountain (1670 m above sea level). Dark green uniform leaf with a noticeable proportion of silvery tips. The leaf has a fresh aroma with a trace of fruit, the infusion is sparkling yellow-green in colour, fresh and strong in flavour with a fruity hint and a typical trace of chestnut blossom aroma. The aftertaste in the other infusions sweetens pleasantly and the fruity taste stands out.  

Dian Hong Ye Sheng

17,20
"Wild Yunnan" - juicy red tea from wild tea trees of the Yunnan large-leaved variety. Thicker and larger leaves, fewer tips, but even more taste and infusion. Typical sweet aromas and intense fruit flavors with hints of malt and prunes or apricots.

Hua Cha Cui Ming

16,77
"Jasmine spring" - jasmine tea processed from Yunnan Cui Ming tea from the early spring harvest. Infusion of yellow color with intense jasmine aroma with a hint of fruit, fresh jasmine taste with a sweet fruity aftertaste.

Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong

7,74
"Lapsang Souchong", or "smoked tea". A traditional, handmade tea specialty from the Wu Yi Mountains of Fujian Province. Infusion very pleasant and strong, smooth, noble smoky taste with tones of dried fruit. The aroma of pine wood and needles, typical and desirable for this tea, is fully represented and harmoniously combines with the character of the tea as a whole, from which one can already recognize the authenticity and traditional production process.

Xiao Qing Gan 2009 Xinhui

15,05
Xiao Qing Gan / 小青柑 - doslova "malá zelená mandarinka". Původem z oblasti Xinhui / 新会, provincie Guangdong. Jedná se o puer, který byl naplněn do mandarinkové kůry.

An Cha 2023

9,46
Černý (tmavý) čínský čaj z provincie Anhui, podobný tradičnímu Lu An Hei Cha, avšak produkovaný i mimo původně vymezené oblasti. Tradičně lisován/pěchován do 250g bambusových košů (Sun Qiao). Čaj je v košíku vystlán a obalen širokým bambusovým listem (Ruo Ye), používaným v tradiční čínské medicíně. Je doporučeno čaj připravovat spolu s malými částmi obalového bambusoveho listu. Nálev jiskřivé, oranžovo-žluté barvy má intenzivní ovocné aroma s jemnou bylinnou stopou. Chuť je osvěžující, plná, sytě ovocná s pozvolně sládnoucím dozvukem.