China Rarities Tea Tasting Pack 7 Varieties

Chinese Rarities Tea Taster Pack | Quality since 1855

This tea sample pack contains 7 tea samples, each weighing approximately 15g-20g.

The following teas are included:

108475 China Organic Tea - “Lung Ching Grade I”

• China Organic Tea - “Lung Ching Grade I”, also known as Dragon Well Tea, is a rare tea. A very uniform, flat-pressed leaf with a delicate, floral aroma and mild spice.

103695 China Organic Tea Gu Zhan Mao Jian 

• This China Organic Tea Gu Zhan Mao Jian comes from certified organic cultivation. Gu Zhan Mao Jian grows in the valley of the Guyang River in the Guzhang district. The tea gardens are spread across gentle slopes at an altitude of 400–700 metres. The climate is warm with diffused sunlight. The natural conditions are favourable for growing tea, which has a high content of caffeine, vitamin C, tannins and essential oils. The long history of tea production in this area has led to a wealth of experience among the population in the production of tea and has contributed to Gu Zhan Mao Jian green tea being one of the best Chinese teas. Gu Zhan Mao Jian is also famous because it is harvested for only 10 days in early spring. At this time of year, the tea bushes produce their first tender leaves and leaf buds with a particularly fresh aroma. One leaf and the leaf bud are picked and processed using the traditional roasting method. 

108425 China Organic Sencha Tea

• This China Organic Sencha Tea has flat-rolled leaves and an amber-coloured cup with a slightly tart flavour – a delicious tea.

108435 China Organic Tea “White Hair Monkey”

• This China Organic “White Hair Monkey” is a very carefully picked tea with a mild, fresh floral aroma

108255 China Organic Tea “Wuyan Tea” OP

• China Organic “Wuyan Tea” is a green tea from certified organic cultivation. A spring harvest from China with a typically fresh, tart flavour.

103704 China Tea Gu Zhan Mao Jian

• Beautiful silver-green, rolled leaves with silver tips. Floral and mild flavour. A special tea for connoisseurs. Gu Zhan Mao Jian grows in the Guyang River valley in the Guzhang district. There, where the mountain tops are green and covered with clouds and mist, the tea gardens are spread out on gentle slopes at an altitude of 400-700 metres. The climate is warm with diffused sunlight. The natural conditions are favourable for growing tea, which has a high content of caffeine, vitamin C, tannins and essential oils. The long history of tea production in this area has led to a wealth of experience among the population in the production of tea and has contributed to Gu Zhan Mao Jian green tea being one of the best Chinese teas. Gu Zhan Mao Jian is also famous because it is harvested on only 10 days in early spring. At this time, the tea bushes sprout their first tender leaves and leaf buds with a particularly fresh aroma. The leaves and buds are picked and processed using the traditional roasting method.

195905 Yellow Buds Yellow Tea

• A tea from northern Fujian with an annual harvest of approximately 300 kg. This quantity is harvested from the end of March to the beginning of April. A special variety of yellow tea is the hand-picked leaf buds. Only very experienced tea masters are able to carry out the very demanding fermentation process. The result is a unique, amber-coloured cup with a floral bouquet.