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Read why Rare Tea Company is different and choose tea for quality over price, directly supporting skilled men and women in tea communities across the world.

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The high altitude tea gardens in Jingmai are lush and forested in the sprawling jungle that borders Burma. Historically wild tigers roamed free. In the pre-dawn morning the clouds have settled low in the valleys and Jingmai sits above the clouds. As the sun rises the clouds rise with the morning. The entire mountain is misted in the clouds. This "White TIger" cake is the essence of that beautiful start to the day.  The old tree material used in this white tea cake carries the very essence of the sheng puerh tea that it is traditionally made into. This tea

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Located at 2516 East 6th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716. Tea House Phone Number: (520) 881-4072 Warehouse Phone Number: (520) 628-2952 Email: sales@sevencups.com

yunnansourcing.com

Cha Gao - Instant Pu-erh Tea 茶膏 : This specialty of Yunnan province uses a technique to extract the liquid from the tea leaves and then solidifies the liquid into shapes which

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Recommended for tea lovers looking for a new tasting experience; tea lovers interested in how honey affects the tea flavors Our tea and honey pairing experiences are available nationwide! This Aged Tea + Honey Pairing set is curated based on our Art of Tea Pairing workshops at the Baccarat Hotel. Inspired by one of our frequently asked questions, "Can I add honey to single-origin tea," we showcase how your choice of honey can enhance or ruin the flavors of tea.  Unlike commercial honey at grocery stores, single-flower honey is from one type of flower, allowing you to carve out specific flavor notes across different honey. The kit consists of the following aged single-origin teas and single-flower honey.  Aged Single-Origin Tea [Fuding 2014] Silver Needle (1oz) [Mangfei 2014] Ancient Tree Raw Pu'er (1oz, pre-release) [Bulang 2018] White Tea (1oz, pre-release) Single-Flower honey Lavender honey (1oz) Fir honey (1oz) Chestnut honey (1oz) Limited time only. While supplies last.

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A rare yellow tea with crystal clear brew, sweet and mellow character, and charming apple notes - processed through traditional sealed yellowing technique that reduces grassy notes while creating Darjeeling-like complexity. Product Overview Tea Type: Chinese Yellow TeaProcessing: Sealed yellowing (闷黄) techniqueCertification: USDA OrganicOrigin: Hunan Province, ChinaRarity: Relatively rare in the WestAvailability: Special Lot (limited availability)Character: Crystal clear, sweet, mellowComparison: Similar to Darjeeling in complexity What Makes This Tea Special Organic Imperial Yellow Tea represents one of China's rarest and most sophisticated tea categories. The genius lies in the time-consuming "sealed yellowing" (闷黄) process where green tea leaves are sealed in paper or cloth for several days. This unique technique makes cell walls more porous, reducing the grassy notes characteristic of many green teas while developing complex flavors. Yellow teas require exceptional skill and patience to produce correctly, making authentic versions increasingly rare. Our Imperial Yellow comes from Hunan Province, one of the few regions still producing traditional yellow teas. Flavor & Aroma Profile Primary Character: Crystal clear, sweet, mellow Fruit Notes: Charming apple characteristics Comparison: Similar complexity to fine Darjeeling Texture: Smooth, delicate, light body Sweetness: Natural hint of sweetness without additives Clarity: Remarkably clear liquor despite complex processing Finish: Clean, refreshing, no grassy bitterness Evolution: Maintains character across multiple steepings Brewing Specifications Water Temperature: 200°F (93°C)Steeping Time: 3 minutes 30 secondsTea Amount: 2.5 tsp (2.5g) per 8 oz cupResteeping Capability: Excellent for multiple infusionsLeaf Appearance: Long, delicately rolled leavesSecond Brewing: Equally delicious on resteeping Brewing Variations Multiple Steeps: Second brewing maintains full flavor Temperature Precision: 200°F

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Discover answers to common queries about our quality loose leaf teas, tea wares, and exquisite puer tea cakes. Learn more about our premium products, packaging and customer policies.

teasource.com

Explore the world of tea with the TeaSource Sampler! The TeaSource Sampler contains 5 x 1oz bags of loose leaf tea (makes 8-10 cups of each tea) in a jute gift bag. This is a great introduction to some of the traditional styles of tea from around the world. Experience it for yourself, or give it as a gift! Ceylon Burning Sun - Our finest breakfast tea. A generous portion of gold tips brings weight and nuance to the cup. Ripe fruit, cinnamon, and muscular Ceylon briskness. Minnesota N’ice Tea - It's the perfect fishing buddy: sweet and silent. Tastes like oranges with a floral touch and pairs nicely with a cabin at the lake. Jasmine - Sweetly floral, light in body, and pleasantly bright in character. A traditional scented jasmine green tea from China for everyday occasions and wallet-friendly. Iron Goddess of Mercy - Traditional-style of Anxi oolong. The roast brings a nutty, vanilla aroma. The body is soft, yet full with a toasted, creamy, floral character. Steep longer to bring out brisk citrus. A great value and a “must have” tea! Scenic Mountain Sencha - A nostalgic cup with the raw and rural feel of a bygone era. Graciously green and herbaceous with a finish reminiscent of seashells. No substitutions. If you need an easy way to steep your tea at home, check out our Easy Tea Infuser, Pluto Teapots, or Tea Time Infuser Mugs.

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Matcha signifie « thé en poudre » au Japon. Notamment relié à la cérémonie du thé japonaise, c’est aussi un thé très stimulant et goûteux que l’on utilise souvent en cuisine.