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2009 Harvest: Imperial Dragon Well
An outstanding que she (sparrow tongue) grade of the finest West Lake Dragon Well.
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2009 Imperial Green
A bright, clear liquor, a lush and full mouth-feel, and a sweet, long-lasting aftertaste no matter how you prepared it.
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2009 Meng Ding Gan Luo
A classic green tea from Sichuan Province, featuring downy green spirals that resemble Bi Luo Chun.
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2009 Organic Da Fang
A famous tea from Anhui that resembles Dragon Well but with a more pronounced nuttiness.
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2009 Organic Putuo Compassion
Exceptionally well rounded and lively. Full of good flavors and easy to brew
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2009 Organic Purple Bamboo
Usually only available as gifts to important people. We are very proud to have negotiated for a limited amount of this great gift to share with you.
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2009 Organic Tian Mu Qing Ding
The words Tian Mu signify Eyes Looking Toward Heaven; the words Qing Ding may be translated as Green Summit. These words signify both the tea's origin on high mountain peaks and also its unsurpassed quality.
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2009 Tai Ping Monkey King
One of Anhui's best and best-known green teas, Tai Ping Monkey King boast many "uniques"
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2009 Harvest Snow Water Dragon Tips
This exceptionally complex green tea combines a sweetness and full-bodied smoothness with nutty and buttery notes.
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2009 Cui Feng
An unusually beautiful Zhejiang green tea spotted with white down.
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2009 Bi Luo Chun
One the most famous of all Chinese green teas, known for its tiny, curled leaves and buttery flavor.
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Organic Everyday Green
An excellent green tea; National Organic Program certified.
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Sword of the Emperor
Those fortunate enough in the past to have savored Sword of the Emperor, Yunnan's unforgettable premier green tea (from the "Da Ye" "big leaf" Puerh varietal), will rejoice over this tea, while those drinking it for the first time will simply be amazed.
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Yunnan Spring Tips
This big tippy
green tea is surprisingly gentle with a slight hint of interesting astringency.
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Superior Dragon Well Gift Tin
High grown in Zhejiang province, Superior Dragon Well is nutty, sweet, and full of flavor. 50g package in an attractive gift tin.
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