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Modern Pine-Smoked Lapsang Souchong
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This modern-style Lapsang Souchong comes from the high-mountain ecological gardens of Wuyi Mountain. Made from tender spring one-bud-one-leaf small-leaf cultivars, it offers a clean, refined expression of pine-smoked tea.
Due to strict protection of Pinus massoniana, large-scale traditional open-fire pine-wood smoking is no longer used in Wuyi. Instead, modern processing relies on naturally fallen pine branches, indirect smoke channels and filtered smoke. This preserves the pine aroma while reducing harshness and environmental impact.
During low-temperature slow baking, the pine fragrance gently enters the leaves without burning. The smoke is soft like morning mist, blending naturally with the tea’s floral and honey notes to create a lighter, cleaner style of smoke aroma.
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Natural Peachy Flavour Wild Souchong (Xiaozhong)
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This tea comes from wild century-old group-variety trees growing at 1200–1500 m in the high mountains of Wuyi, Fujian. The cool misty climate and granite-rich soil give it natural minerality and a smooth, full texture. Surrounded by mountain peach trees and forest flowers, the leaves develop a soft, natural peach-floral aroma.
Following the lineage of Zhengshan Xiaozhong but crafted with finer techniques—gentle withering, slow fermentation and light pine-charcoal baking—this wild version combines high-mountain ecology with meticulous processing. Oolong-style shaking lifts the fragrance, low-temperature fermentation preserves the sweet fruit notes, and charcoal baking refines the finish. The liquor is amber gold, with a gentle lingering peach aroma and a clean, sweet aftertaste.
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Wild Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea
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This wild Yunnan ancient-tree black tea comes from semi-wild old tea gardens at an elevation of around 1600 metres. Most trees are over a century old, belonging to the large-leaf Assamica variety. The environment is natural and pristine, with year-round mist and surrounding forests. The tea trees grow slowly, their deep roots anchored in humus-rich mountain soil, absorbing nutrients from the forest ecosystem.
The liquor is mellow and sweet, carrying a distinct mountain-wild character—a cool “wild aroma” that sits between woodiness and mountain breeze. It is subtle yet naturally powerful. Its charm lies not in refinement but in balance, purity, and the raw vitality of wild tea. Every sip feels like tasting the breath of the forest.
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Lapsang Souchong (Zhengshan Xiaozhong)
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Rated 4.70 out of 5
Lapsang Souchong is the world’s oldest black tea variety. It has a history of more than 400 years, dating back to the middle and late Ming Dynasty. It was created by local tea farmers in the Wuyi Mountain area, Fujian province.
Our Lapsang Souchong is not smoked, which means it remains dark brown, nearly black in color. The leaves are stout with a slight twist. The tea soup is bright red. It tastes sweet and mellow, with a longan flavor and floral aroma and aftertaste. It can be drunk with milk and honey.
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Yunnan Golden Tips Tea (Da Jin Ya)
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Rated 4.78 out of 5
This Premium Dian Hong Black Tea tastes richer and more delicate than standard Dian Hong Black Tea. It tastes very mellow combined with a hit of honey with sweet floral flavor. It has creamy, smooth and buttery mouthfeel.
It is produced in Linyi, Baoshan, Fengqing, Xishuangbanna, Dehong and other areas in the south and southwest of Yunnan province. This subtropical region is one of rolling hills with an average elevation of over 1,000 meters. The average annual temperature is around 18-22°C, with a very large temperature difference between day and night. The annual precipitation is 1,200-1,700mm. In sunny periods there is often fog in the morning and during the night.
There is dense forest and the soil is fertile, with fallen leaves and grass decaying to form a deep humus layer. These conditions result in tea trees with strong buds and fat leaves covered with rich white fuzz. Even the fifth or sixth leaves on the branch are very delicate and juicy and contain rich polyphenolic compounds and alkaloids.
Our Premium Dian Hong was produced in the spring of 2019.
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Yunnan Early Spring Single Bud Black Tea
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This black tea comes from the high mountains of Fengqing, the birthplace of Dianhong. The cool, misty climate and large day–night temperature shifts allow the Yunnan large-leaf varietal to develop rich early-spring nutrients. Only the first flush single buds—plump, golden-tipped, and naturally scarce—are used.
Gently fermented and slow-baked at low temperature, the tea retains the young buds’ clear sweetness and light honeyed florals, while delivering the classic Yunnan notes of caramel sweetness, fruit-honey aroma, and bright orange-red liquor. The taste is smooth, rounded, and sweet, with a soft honeyed finish.
Best brewed at 85–90°C to highlight its delicate sweetness and refined texture.
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Golden Horse Eyebrow (Jin Jun Mei)
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Rated 4.71 out of 5
Golden Eyebrow is a kind of Lapsang Souchong. It is produced in Wuyishan City in Fujian province.
Golden Eyebrow is expensive because the whole production process must be carried out by hand. Every 500g of Golden Eyebrow contains tens of thousands of very fresh tea buds, without any leaves. These buds are picked from trees in Wuyishan Nature Reserve. Only the finest buds are picked; even a professional tea picker can only collect up to 500g a day.
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Yunnan Black Tea (Dianhong)
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Rated 4.50 out of 5
Dian Hong Tea is a well-known tea produced in Linyi, Baoshan, Fengqing, Xishuangbanna, Dehong and other areas in the south and southwest of Yunnan province.
This subtropical region is one of rolling hills with an average elevation of over 1,000 metres. The average annual temperature is around 18-22°C, with a very large temperature difference between day and night. The annual precipitation is 1,200-1,700mm. In sunny periods there is often fog in the morning and during the night.
There is dense forest and the soil is fertile, with fallen leaves and grass decaying to form a deep humus layer. These conditions result in tea trees with strong buds and fat leaves covered with rich white fuzz. Even the fifth or sixth leaves on the branch are very delicate and juicy and contain rich polyphenolic compounds and alkaloids.
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Keemun Maofeng Black Tea (Qimen)
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Rated 4.80 out of 5
This Keemun Maofeng comes from the high-mountain core region of Qimen, Anhui, at 600–800 m in the Huangshan range. The area’s misty climate, cool nights and mineral-rich red and sandy loam soils provide ideal conditions for the Zhuye cultivar, known for its rich aromatic precursors. These factors give Keemun its signature layered “Qimen fragrance” of floral, fruity, honeyed and light woody notes.
Made from early-spring pre-Qingming one-bud-one-leaf shoots, its fine buds and silvery down form the tea’s elegant peak-like appearance. Keemun Maofeng has been highly regarded since the late Qing era and earned a gold medal at the 1915 Panama Exposition.
*This tea has replaced the old Keemun Black Tea (Qimen).
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Ancient Tea Tree Yunnan Black Tea (Dianhong)
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Rated 4.83 out of 5
Yunnan black tea is famous for its sweetness and honey aroma. This special black tea is made of tea leaves from century-old arbor tea trees in Xishuangbanna, and the picking standard is “one bud with two leaves”.
This affordable Yunnan black tea is using fresh summer tea leaves as material but still keeps the original flavour of Yunnan black tea.
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Premium Lapsang Souchong (Zhengshan Xiaozhong)
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
Lapsang Souchong is the world’s oldest black tea variety. It has a history of more than 400 years, dating back to the middle and late Ming Dynasty. It was created by local tea farmers in the Wuyi Mountain area, Fujian province.
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Premium Golden Horse Eyebrow (Jin Jun Mei)
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Rated 4.75 out of 5
Premium Golden Eyebrow is produced in Tongmu Village, Wuyishan City, in Fujian province.
The only difference between our Premium Golden Eyebrow and our standard Golden Eyebrow is the producing area. The premium tea is produced on a particular tea plantation – Tongmuguan – which is considered the best for growing Golden Eyebrow. It is highly recommended for those with a keen eye for quality.
Both our Premium Golden Eyebrow and standard Golden Eyebrow black tea are expensive is because the whole production process must be carried out by hand. Every 500g of Golden Eyebrow contains tens of thousands of very fresh tea buds, without any leaves. These buds are picked from trees in Wuyishan Nature Reserve. Only the finest buds are picked; even a professional tea picker can only collect up to 500g a day.
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Premium Keemun Black Tea (Qimen)
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Rated 4.50 out of 5
Our Premium Keemun Black tea is of a higher grade than the standard Keemun Black Tea. Only one bud is taken with one leaf, and the picking time is earlier in the year; the tea leaves are therefore more delicate. There is more fur exposed on each leaf, and the taste of the tea is fresher.
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JunMei China Red Oolong Black Tea
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This special black tea comes from Wuyi Mountain Nature Reserve which is the birthplace of black tea in the world. It is made of the fresh tea leaves of high mountain wild tea trees in the National Nature Reserve. The making process of it is based on traditional black tea technologies combined with Oolong tea’s shaking process, which makes it not only the warmth and mellowness of black tea but also the rocky taste of the oolong tea.
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JunMei China Xiao Shennongjia Forest Wild Black Tea
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This special wild black tea belongs to one of the characteristic local teas. It is produced in Badong County, Enshi, Hubei province. It is in the upper reaches of Shennong River which is a well-known scenic spot, where is also the core area of Hubei Badong Golden Monkey National Natural Reserve. The place is called ‘Xiao Shennongjia’. It is knowns as the World Museum of Nature and is included in the protection list of World Heritage Sites.
The raw material of this tea is made from one tea bud with three or four tea leaves. The tea plantation where these tea trees are grown is located around 800 to 1500 meters above sea level. The tea contains plenty of selenium which has very positive effects on the health of human body.
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