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Ever since the Middle Ages, the number seven has been the numeric symbol of perfection and completeness in the world; God created heaven and earth in seven days! This select blend of finest black and green teas is enriched by royal ingredients and their noble, blazing colors. The full, fruity, sweet..

A quality green from the Zhejian province of China. Harvested in April at an altitude of 600m near the Mountain of the Nine Dragons, this is highly aromatic, tender and soft in taste. A wonderfully refreshing infusion with soft, lingering notes of sweet chestnut...

Authentic Long Jing tea (otherwise known as Dragonwell) must be grown in Zhejiang province. If it is grown anywhere else then it is considered a fake (much like champagne). Every year we taste many samples of Long Jing to find our batch for the year. For the past couple of years, we have selecte..

This Kukicha, which in Japan is considered a very popular, yet high grade tea, is now available as an organically grown quality. To obtain this quality, primarily the fine petioles are processed and blended with a Sencha. The delicate, light green “stems” create a wonderful effect mixed with the dar..

Was the Tree of Life in the Garden Eden a pomegrenate tree? Until this day, the pomegranate is considered a symbol of immortality and sensibility. Combined with the exotic dragonfruit and a touch of vanilla a paradisiac taste experience is formed. The unique blend of strong Sencha, select Kukicha an..

n elegant, green tea. Exquisite green and white teas of different shapes and sizes will delight your eyes and your senses. Deep green, big silvery brown and fluffy white tipped tea leaves are accompanied by yellow rose buds, red rose petals and lilac mallow flowers to create a soft yet predominant g..

Made only from tender and fat new buds that are picked only 2 days a year in early Spring and processed entirely by hand. Commonly referred to as the champagne of White tea, Silver Needle (Bai Hao Yin Zhen) is sold across China and the World but as always there are wildly varying grades...