Pu-erh & Dark tea
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A ripe (shu) 2011 vitage pu-erh from Mengku in Yunnan Province. The soft flavour has a woody and earthy character with clean and creamy notes.
Chinese Pu-erhMengku Shu Tuo Cha
£2.60 – £9.00 Select options -
A raw pu-erh from Xiaohusai in Lincang, Yunnan Province harvested and pressed in 2017. The fruity taste has tangy, woody and mineral notes with a lightly drying, tannic finish.
Chinese Pu-erhMengku Xiao Hu Sai Sheng Pu-erh
£6.00 – £58.00 Select options -
A ripe pu-erh from Xiaohusai in Lincang, Yunnan Province. The super smooth taste has notes of walnuts, dry wood, old leather and sweet tobacco with a clean finish.
Chinese Pu-erhMengku Xiao Hu Sai Shu Pu-erh
£6.00 – £58.00 Select options -
A 2021 harvest loose raw pu-erh from Nannuo Mountain in Menghai County. The smooth profile has mineral, woody and fruity notes with a long herbaceous aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erhNan Nuo Shan Sheng Pu-erh
£1.90 – £6.50 Select options -
A ripe pu-erh, blended with the Nuo Mi Xiang herb, known for a glutinous rice aroma and taste. The smooth taste has creamy, vanilla and sweet woody notes with a tangy edge.
Chinese Pu-erhSticky Rice Shu Tuo Cha
£1.80 – £6.00Out of stock
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An unusual ‘Liu Bao’ tea, originally produced around 1995 in northern Thailand for sale on the Chinese market. The initial woody and earthy light taste gives way to a clean, smooth and lasting aftertaste.
Thai DarkThai 1995 Liu Bao
£4.00 – £14.00 Select options -
A sheng style dark tea from wild assamica trees. This 2019 batch has a dry floral and mineral liquor with a sweet undercurrent of dried root vegetables and herbs.
Vietnamese DarkThuong Son Water Genie
£4.00 – £14.00Out of stock
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A 2017 vintage traditional Tibetan tea that comes pressed in convenient mini cakes. The smooth and warming taste has notes of stewed fruits and wood with a lingering spicy aftertaste.
Chinese DarkTibetan Tea Xiao Bing Zang Cha
£2.00 – £7.00 Select options -
A traditional, 2019 vintage Tibetan brick tea from Ya’an in Sichuan Province of China. Loosely pressed in 250g bricks, it has a light and accessible taste with smooth notes of wood and walnuts.
Chinese DarkTibetan Tea Zhuan Zang Cha
£5.80 – £40.00 Select options -
A rare wild tea picked from ancient assamica trees growing in the jungles of northern Thailand. It has sweet fruity and mellow verdant notes and a lightly woody, earthy edge.
Thai DarkWild Jungle Assamica
£4.20 – £14.50 Select options -
A 2019 sheng 100g cake pu-erh from old trees that grow wild at high altitude around Xiang Zhu Lin village. It has a complex, thick liquor with lasting notes of green wood, light fruit and dry herbs.
Chinese Pu-erhXiang Zhu Lin Gu Shu Dan Zhu
£3.60 – £25.00 Select options -
A 2019 vintage raw 200g cake pu-erh harvested from 100-200 year old tea trees in Xin Ban Zhang Village. The sweet fruity flavour has a tannic base with a lasting citrus aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erhXin Ban Zhang Sheng Pu-erh
£2.60 – £36.00 Select options -
A raw pu-erh from Yiwu, picked in 2018 and compressed into dragon pearls. The woody and floral taste has a mineral edge and a soft but lasting brisk aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erhYi Wu Dragon Pearls Sheng Pu-erh
£3.60 – £12.50 Select options -
A raw pu-erh from Yiwu Zhengshan, picked from old trees in 2006. The full, complex taste has fruity and woody notes with a lasting, lightly tannic aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erhYi Wu Gu Shu Sheng Pu-erh
£5.00 – £35.00 Select options -
A 2017 raw (sheng) pu-erh from Yunnan shaped into pearls. A light liquor with a full forest-like woody flavour and fruity notes.
Chinese Pu-erhYongde Raw Pu-erh Pearls
£2.60 – £9.00 Select options -
A 2016 vintage ‘sheng’ pu-erh crafted from a purple semi-wild varietal. The clean and brisk flavour has a fruity and sweet character with slightly smoky, woody notes.
Chinese Pu-erhZi Ya Purple Bud Wild Sheng Pu-erh
£2.50 – £8.50 Select options
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