Woody
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A supreme First Pick Darjeeling from Rohini Tea Estate hand-processed in February 2022. The complex verdant flavour has notes of fruits and wild herbs with a lightly drying aftertaste.
Indian Black
Darjeeling Rohini Jethikupi First Pick 2022
£4.30 – £15.00 Select options -
An unusual light Dian Hong with a subtle amber liquor and a light malty taste with a woody eucalyptus note. Mildly stony, it has a sweet, fruity and brisk aftertaste.
Chinese Black
Dian Hong Ai Lao Mountain
£3.30 – £11.50 Select options -
An unusual light Dian Hong with a subtle amber liquor and a light malty taste with a woody eucalyptus note. Mildly stony, it has a sweet, fruity and brisk aftertaste.
Chinese Black
Dian Hong Ai Lao Mountain (2020)
£2.60 – £9.00 Select options -
An unusual light Dian Hong with a subtle amber liquor and a light malty taste with a woody eucalyptus note. Mildly stony, it has a sweet, fruity and brisk aftertaste.
Chinese Black
Dian Hong Ai Lao Mountain (2021)
£2.90 – £10.00 Select options -
A rare tea from a ‘Ye Sheng’ wild purple leaf varietal. The smooth taste is fruity and woody with sweet notes of pipe tobacco and sugared plums.
Chinese Black
Dian Hong Feng Qing Ye Sheng
£4.30 – £15.00 Select options -
A 2015 vintage shu-style dark tea from the remote Doi Wawee tea area of Thailand. The smooth taste has notes of mossy wood and walnuts with a mineral and spicy edge.
Thai Dark
Doi Wawee Shu Tuo Cha
£2.00 – £7.00 Select options -
Also called balhyocha or dancha, it has a light liquor with a clean, woody and tangy taste with notes of prunes and no astringency.
Korean Hwangcha
Dong Cheon Sejak Hwangcha
£5.50 – £19.00Out of stock
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Grown and finished for high content of the GABA molecule, this GABA Oolong has a refreshing tangy and fruity character with notes of currants and sultanas.
Taiwanese Oolong
GABA Oolong
£2.50 – £8.50 Select options -
The leaves of this ‘beauty tea’ are nibbled by little green leaf hoppers. This results in a supremely unique wild honey flavour, with sweet, floral and woody notes.
Taiwanese Oolong
Gui Fei Oolong
£3.30 – £11.50 Select options -
A 2012 vintage mini brick (5g) shu pu-erh from Haiwan Tea Factory. It has a clean and rich taste with earthy notes of wood and walnuts.
Chinese Pu-erh
Haiwan Mini Brick Ripe Pu-erh
£2.90 – £10.00 Select options -
A 2017 vintage sheng pu-erh from Haiwan Tea Factory. The smooth woody taste has sweet fruity and savoury herbal notes with a lasting mineral aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erh
Haiwan Mini Tuo Cha Raw Pu-erh
£2.30 – £8.00 Select options -
A 2011 vintage ‘tea head’ crafted from Zi Ya purple leaves. It produces an amber liquor with a soft creamy flavour and sweet, woody and mineral notes.
Chinese Pu-erh
Jinggu Zi Ya Lao Cha Tou Shu Pu-erh
£4.00 – £14.00 Select options -
A top grade Qimen Ming Qian black tea, made from early spring leaves and buds. The complex mineral flavour has sweet malty and tangy fruity notes with a woody finish.
Chinese Black
Keemun Xiang Luo Aromatic Snail
£4.80 – £16.50 Select options -
A top grade Qimen Ming Qian black tea, made from early spring leaves and buds. The complex mineral flavour has sweet malty and tangy fruity notes with a woody finish.
Chinese Black
Keemun Xiang Luo Aromatic Snail (2022)
£4.80 – £16.50 Select options -
A raw pu-erh from Kunlu Shan harvested from trees that are 100-300 years old. It produces a smooth liquor with notes of wood, prunes, a touch of smokiness and a mineral, stony aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erh
Kun Lu Shan Gu Shu Sheng Pu-erh
£6.20 – £60.00 Select options -
A 2012 vintage of a traditional dark tea from Guangxi Province in China. The woody profile has lightly damp, mossy, buckwheat notes and a lasting stony aftertaste.
Chinese Dark
Liu Bao Hei Cha
£2.60 – £9.00 Select options -
A traditional dark tea from Guangxi made in 2019 from semi-wild tea trees. It produces a thick liquor with a cooling medicinal edge and an earthy and woody profile.
Chinese Dark
Liu Bao Wild Hei Cha
£3.20 – £11.00 Select options -
An early spring tea from a family-run garden in the foothills of the majestic Machapuchare mountain. The fruity profile has stony and woody notes with a clean aftertaste.
Nepali Black
Machapuchare First Flush
£3.20 – £11.00 Select options -
A fragrant Yan Cha that undergoes medium roasting. The balanced sweet flavour has fruity, floral and woody notes with a lasting mineral aftertaste.
Chinese Oolong
Master Zhou’s Yan Cha – Huang Guan Yin
£5.00 – £17.50 Select options -
A delicate Yan Cha that undergoes light to medium roasting. The woody profile has fruity, nutty and earthy notes with a lasting tangy, mouthwatering finish.
Chinese Oolong
Master Zhou’s Yan Cha – Mei Zhan
£4.90 – £17.00 Select options -
A spicy Yan Cha, crafted from the Rou Gui tea cultivar plants. The complex flavour has sweet, spicy, stony and woody notes of cinnamon with a lasting warming aftertaste.
Chinese Oolong
Master Zhou’s Yan Cha – Rou Gui
£5.00 – £17.50Out of stock
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A classic 7572 recipe ripe pu-erh from Hong Cheng, made from leaves picked in 2001. The sweet flavour has notes of walnuts and oak leaves with a lightly medicinal aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erh
Menghai 7572 Shu Pu-erh Brick
£5.00 – £35.00 Select options -
A fine Gong Ting ‘Palace Grade’ 2019 harvest ripe pu-erh from Menghai County. The smooth flavour has sweet, woody and fruity notes with a clean and lingering stony finish.
Chinese Pu-erh
Menghai Royal Shu Pu-erh
£2.20 – £7.50 Select options -
A 2017 vintage of a Gong Ting ‘Palace Grade’ ripe pu-erh 100g cake from Langhe Tea Factory in Menghai County. The dark liquor has a woody, nutty character and a smooth, deep, lasting aftertaste.
Chinese Pu-erh
Menghai Shu Pu-erh Cake
£2.80 – £19.00 Select options
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