China Teas

Minimum Quantity is 4 ounces, and minimum purchase is $60 before shipping.

China Black Teas

T-010	Keemun OPOrange Pekoe This tea include many whole leaves of a specific size, typically larger leaves. This is the primary grade for most tea lives, particularly those marketed in the United States. (It actually doesn't have anything to do with citrus fruit.)	$	10.00
T-011	Grand Keemun	$	Call
T-012	Keemun Hao Ya “A”	$	Call
T-013	Keemun Mao Feng	$	Call
T-014	Yunnan TGFOPTippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe These leaves have the highest proportion of golden tips. This is the main grade in Darjeeling and Assam.	$	Call
T-015	Grand Yunnan	$	Call
T-016	Yunnan Imperial	$	Call
T-017	Yunnan D’Or	$	Call
T-018	Golden Needle	$	Call
T-019	Golden Monkey	$	Call
T-020	Pan Yang CongouCongou American and European tea importers in the 19th century used this term to identify a specific variety of Chinese tea. The term is actually a corruption of the Chinese word 工夫 (gongfu), meaning "skill" and from which we get the similar term "kung fu."	$	Call

China Green Teas

T-051	Dragon’s Silver	$	Call
T-052	Tai Ping Hou Kui	$	Call
T-053	Pi Lo Chun	$	Call
T-054	Green Pearls	$	Call
T-055	Spring Blossom PekoePekoe Quite likely an anglicization of a Chinese dialect term for tea leaves or buds. It is now used to refer to the basic grade of tea leaf.	$	Call
T-056	Green Mao Feng	$	Call
T-057	Lung Ching Organic	$	Call
T-058	Pinhead GunpowderGunpowder Green tea leaves rolled into small balls reminiscent of early gunpowder. Organic	$	Call
T-059	Young Hyson	$	Call
T-061	Yunnan Green	$	Call
T-062	Mist on the Gorges	$	Call
T-063	Lichee Nut	$	Call
T-064	Spider Leg Green	$	Call
T-065	Tian mu Qing Ding	$	Call
T-067	Silver Sprout Green	$	Call
T-069	Zhen Mee	$	Call

China White Teas

T-101	Pai Mutan	$	Call
T-103	Imperial Silver Needle	$	Call
T-104	Peony Blanc	$	Call

Mainland Oolongs

T-125	Fujian Oolong	$	Call
T-126	Ti Kuan Yin	$	Call
T-127	Monkey PickedMonkey Picked The legend of monkeys picking tea has been around for centuries. This term typically refers to high quality tea harvested from plants that are in remote and hard-to-reach areas, where it would actually be easier to have monkeys pick the tea. If only they could be trained to have the skill and care of human harvesters. Ti Kuan	$	Call
T-128	Floral Ti Kuan Yin	$	Call
T-131	Da Hong Pau/Big Red Robe	$	Call
T-132	Milk Ti Kuan Yin (2oz/57g)	$	Call

China Smoked Tea

T-129	Lapsang Souchong Organic	$	Call
T-130	Gheghis Khan	$	Call

Pu-Erh Teas

T-701	Pu-Erh	$	Call
T-702	Pu-Erh Rosettes	$	Call
T-703	Jasmine Pu-Erch Tuocha	$	Call

Jasmine Teas

T-151	Chueng Lo Jasmine	$	Call
T-152	Jasmine Pearls	$	Call
T-153	Silver Dragon	$	Call
T-154	Yin Hao Silver Tip	$	Call
T-155	Moli Yin Hao	$	Call
T-156	Jasmine Noir (Black)	$	Call

China Scented Teas

T-201	Lychee Congou (Black)	$	Call
T-202	Lotus Black	$	Call
T-203	Rose Congou (Black)	$	Call
T-204	Thé Vert à la Menthe (Green)	$	Call
T-205	Osmanthus/Guangxi Gui Hua (Pouchong)	$	Call