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  • Huangshan Maofeng the Premium Quality of Chinese Green Tea

    $2.90 – $48.90

    This premium tea comes from the Huangshan – one of China’s most famous mountain ranges. This series of rugged and craggy peaks has been depicted in classic Chinese brush paintings for centuries, and historically has provided peaceful refuge for sages, poets, monks, artists and other solitary souls.

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    Mountain Snowmelt – Sun-dried Dianhong Mild Fragrance with Aftertaste

    $3.90 – $79.90

    Mountain Snowmelt is originally from Daxueshan Mountain, Mongku Town, Yunnan Province of China. In the inaccessible virgin forests, this is the wild ancient tea plant community with the highest altitude and the greatest density that have been found so far.

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  • Banzhang Raw Puerh Tea

    $2.90 – $48.90
    Brief Produced in Xishuangbanna, Banzhang is acclaimed the king of Puerh tea due to its awesome flavor. Its leaves are elongated, meanwhile, extremely large. The dry leaves have a strongly scented smell. The bitterness degenerates quickly, and turns back to sweetness in a second. It is picked from rare ancient trees.Origin Banzhang Puerh was in…
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  • Bingdao Raw Pu-erh

    Bing Dao Raw Puerh 2022

    $3.90 – $60.90
    Brief Produced in Bing Dao area, grown only on old trees, Bing Dao Puerh is considered as one of the most valuable teas in China because of its quality and rarity. There is a slight bitterness to the taste on first sip that changes to a mellow sweetness later. The taste is long lasting, and…
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    First Sight – Fall in sip

    $16.90
    First Sight / 初见This is the gift box that actually Teawish wants to present to teawishers at the first sight. It contains our selected different types of tea, and a delicate teacup with meaningful Chinese characters representing Chinese wisdom (3 options), and a super neat wooden bookmark with our logo and slogan. SpecificationPackage contains: 6 Tea…
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  • Huoshan Huangya

    $2.90 – $48.90

    Huoshan Huangya (yellow bud) is produced in Huoshan County Anhui Province. The dry leaf is straight and long. The color is yellow and green. The aroma is like fresh meadow in spring. The liquor is yellow green and bright. The taste is quite fresh and mellow with grassy note. The wet leaf is slightly yellow and bright.

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  • Jiang Zhi Tea – Health Tea Made of Chinese Herbals with Anti-obesity Function

    $45.90 – $79.90
    Side packaging explains the ingredients and functions.   
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  • Jin Jun Mei

    $2.90 – $52.90

    Jin Jun Mei is a celebrated black tea from the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian Province, China. It is made exclusively from the buds plucked in early spring from the tea plant. The buds are subsequently fully oxidized and then roasted to yield a tea that has a fruity and flowery flavour with a long-lasting sweet after-taste.

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  • Jinya Dianhong

    Jinya Dianhong Golden Tips Bud Only from Ancient Tea Trees

    $2.90 – $52.90
    Brief Jinya Dianhong is the high end Dianhong black tea. Compares to other Dianhong, Jinya Dianhong contains only golden tips, which are usually covered in fine hairs. It produces a brew that is brassy golden orange in color with a sweet, gentle aroma and no astringency. The leaves are reddish brown after being brewed.  Origin Jinya…
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  • Keemun Gongfu Black Tea

    $2.90 – $48.90

    Keemun Black Tea is the best Chinese black tea, honored as “the queen of black tea”. First produced in the late 19th century, it quickly became popular in the West and is still used for a number of classic blends. It is a light tea with characteristic fruity and slightly smoky notes in the aroma， and a gentle, malty, non-astringent taste reminiscent of unsweetened cocoa.

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  • Melon Seeds – Lu An Gua Pian Green Tea from Yellow Maintain Area One of the top 10 Chinese Famous Tea

    $2.90 – $52.90

    Lu An Gua Pian (六安瓜片), in which Lu An is the place where the tea is from. Gua Pian means Melon Seed which is to describe the shape of the tea, like seeds of many members of the cucumber family. Lu An Gua Pian is one of the top ten famous teas in China. It has a long history and rich cultural connotation.

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  • Mengding Huangya

    $4.90 – $92.90

    Mengding Huangya (yellow bud) is one of the bud shaped yellow tea, which is produced in Mengding Mountain, Ya’an City, Sichuan Province. The dry leaf is flat and beautiful. The buds are even, and the color is light yellow. The flower aroma is fascinating, and the taste is fresh, mellow and sweet.

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    Mildness – Yiwu high-mountain Ripe Puerh

    $2.90 – $46.90

    Produced in Xishuangbanna, Yiwu tea is hailed as the queen of Puerh by tea drinkers, for its fragrant tea liquor, soft and sweet temperament, and refreshing taste.

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  • Modest Gentleman – Anji Bai Cha

    $2.90 – $66.90

    Anji Bai Cha or Anji white Tea is a green tea originally produced in Anji County, Zhejiang Province, China. This tea cultivar was discovered in 1982, is not as widely planted as other teas and has a short harvesting period; it is a comparatively rare tea, and as such, is among the most expensive teas in China.

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  • Moonlight white

    Moonlight White Tea

    $1.90 – $32.90
    BriefMoonlight is a kind of white tea. It’s slightly fermented and processed with least human involvement. So it keeps nature very well and is able to be stored for years. It is sweet with light floral aroma. Origin It is produced in some regions in Yunnan province, but proper Moonlight is considered to be limited and…
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  • Oriental Beauty – Baihao Oolong

    $3.90 – $72.90

    Also named Baihao Oolong or Eastern Beauty, Oriental Beauty is a famous tea with legendary background. It is said that the British tea merchants gave this tea to Queen Victoria as a gift. The Queen was surprised by its mellowness and fragrance and full of praise about it. So she named it “Oriental Beauty”.

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