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Loose Leaf Tea, Tea Goods, And More

thejapanesepantry.com

The Japanese Pantry is dedicated to bringing the best quality artisanal Japanese ingredients to professional and recreational cooks in North America.

taiwanleaftea.com

Authentic Taiwanese oolongs and snacks with worldwide delivery direct from Taipei (Taiwan). High mountains oolongs, Oriental Beauty, Sun Moon Lake teas and many other teas from different areas of Taiwan.

eco-cha.com

Here are some things people are saying about the tea and teaware from Eco-Cha Teas.

teafromtaiwan.com

tea from taiwan is an online vendor specializing in fine oolong tea. buy oolong tea online and find information about taiwan oolong tea.

perennialtearoom.com

Our tea shop has been the best source for loose leaf tea for 30 years! Our small business located in Post Alley near the Pike Place Market in Seattle. Come visit, or order online for fast shipping.

tealyra.com

buy loose leaf tea online - white tea, black tea, green tea, oolong tea, matcha. the widest selection, 300+ different teas.

cultivatetea.com

茶花银针 HarvestDecember 2025 OriginJinggu, Yunnan It is an especially good year for our pressed Silver Needle & Tea Blossom cake. Dry, it’s intensely fragrant, like baked fruit, vanilla, and grains. We detect the quality and robustness of the silver needle both in its soft, integrated mouthfeel and in the clarity of its taste. This gentle, viscous texture is the perfect medium for its white flower and stone fruit notes.  The liquor is also extra golden this year, and delivers a stronger taste of the tea blossoms’ nectar, especially in later infusions. You’ll think someone melted wildflower honey into the tea when you weren’t looking.  . . . Mr. Tang left his corporate job in the city, Kunming, in 2006. He had rented a small place in rural Yunnan where his only intentions were to read, reflect, and drink tea with friends. In one of these conversations an old friend, Li, suggested that Tang grow tea in Li’s hometown, Yangta Village. That July the two of them traveled to Jinggu in Yangta and leased 11 acres of forested area from Li’s niece. The area they leased was wild growth, at about 6500 ft elevation. This is where they would eventually plant 70,000 Jinggu Big White tea trees. Tang also leased another tea garden in the mountain that locals had shown him; a highly regarded area that was home to ancient pu’erh trees. And so, while he waited for his Jinggu Big Whites, Tang began making pu’erh from these very old trees. We visited Tang’s tea estate in April 2019 and Tang took us on the steep hike to see his pu-erh tea garden. I spent several hours there, observing the graceful and efficient way that the elders harvested the tea leaves, studying the trunk structures of the ancient trees, and admiring the vibrant mosses that had grown on them. For Mr. Tang, crafting beautiful teas from a clean and balanced ecosystem is sacred. He is deeply dedicated to the craft of traditional tea making; this philosophy guides everything he does, and is embedded in every single tea

seventeahouse.com

Explore the deep, earthy richness of Pu-erh tea—traditionally fermented and aged for a smooth, full-bodied brew with a unique, time-honored taste.