Tea Pavilion

Deep green, short, pine needle-like leaves distinguish this little known tea. Rainflower Terrace in Nanjing (Jiangsu province) holds historical significance; the area is relatively high and is known for its colorful agate stones. Classic green with...

Huang Mountain, or Yellow Mountain, green tea features fat, golden-green buds. The flavor is sweet and delicate. Considered one of China's most famous teas, the Yellow Mountain Maofeng is a green tea grown in the foothills of the Yellow Mountain range...

A popular favorite from China, Lung Ching also referred to as Dragonwell, is known for its unique tightly formed flat green leaves. During the roasting process, the tea is flattened into its characteristic shape. During the Qing Dynasty, Dragonwell tea...

Sencha green tea is traditionally produced in Japan. Our Chinese Sencha keeps the distinctive traditional preparation while preserving the desired tastes and textures. Dry and wet, its flat leaves leave a strong flavor that's not overpowering.