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Seven Cups of Tea Seven Cups of Tea The fi rst cup kisses away my thirst, and my loneliness is quelled by the second. The third gives insight worthy of ancient scrolls, and the fourth exiles my troubles. My body becomes lighter with the fi fth, and the sixth sends word from immortals. But the seventh—oh the seventh cup— if I drink you, a wind will hurry my wings toward the sacred island. — Lu Tong (795-835) (trans. Christopher Nelson) TEA REGIONS KEY Green Yellow White Scented Mongolia Oolong Black Hunan Province Jiangsu Province Puer Imperial Jun Shan Yin Zhen (Jun Shan Silver Needle) Imperial Bi Luo Chun Sichuan Province Meng Ding Gan Lu (Sweet Dew) Zhejiang Province Meng Ding Cui Zhu (Green Bamboo) Henan Province Shi Feng Long Jing (Shi Feng Dragon Well) Meng Ding Huang Ya (Yellow Buds) Imperial Xin Yang Mao Jian Ming Qian An Ji Bai Cha Snow Drop Jasmine Yu Qian An Ji Bai Cha White Cloud Jasmine Gu Zhu Zi Sun (Purple Bamboo Shoot) Da Fo Long Jing (Big Buddha Dragon Well) Yunnan Province Misty New Top Dian Hong Jin Ya (Golden Buds) China Taishan Fo Mei (Buddha s Eyebrow) Dian Hong Gong Fu Xin Yang Gunpowder Tai Hu Gong Ting Puer (Palace Puer) City Sencha Yellow Lake Mo Gan Huang Ya (Mo Gan Yellow Buds) Sheng Tai Chen Xiang (Premium Puer) Mountain Lao Shu Chen Xiang (Old Tree Home Store) Zao Xiang (Date Fragrance) Meng Ding Dong Ting Qi Men Hang Zhou Mountain Lake Hu Zhou You Le Mountain Ancient Tree Puer Fujian Province Snow Mountain Puer Wu Yi Shan Silver Needle Green Puer Cakes - many kinds Fu Ding Bai Mu Dan (Preferred Peony) Black Puer Cakes - many kinds Myanmar (Burma) An Xi Shou Mei Puer Bricks - many kinds Jasmine Pearls Mini Tuo Chas (Sweet Rice Fragrance, Big Silver Dragon Pearls Leaf, Date Fragrance, Old Warehouse) A Li Shan Bai Ji Guan (White Rooster Crest) Pu er City Phoenix India Mountain Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe) Shui Jin Gui (Golden Water Turtle) Guangdong Province Tie Luo Han (Iron Arhat) Jin Jiang Mi Lan Xiang (Gold Medal Honey Orchid) Laos Rock Imperial & Premium Rou Gui Xue Lan Xiang (Snow Orchid) Vietnam Lao Cong (Old Bush) Shui Xian Huang Zhi Xiang (Yellow Sprig) Dan Cong Thailand Cambodia Premium Shui Xian (Narcissus) Map design by Cora Branson Eight Immortals Anhui Province High Mountain Tie Guan Yin Tai Ping Hou Kui Monkey Picked Liu An Gua Pian An Xi Old Style Tie Guan Yin Imperial Huang Shan Mao Feng Taiwan Province Li Li Xiang Premium Huang Shan Mao Feng Qilaishan Long Wu (Dragon s Fog) Lapsang Bohea YinYin Gou Mei (Silver Fish Hook Eyebrow) Alishan Gao Shan Cha (High Mountain) Lapsang Souchong Strong Smoke Shou Gong Qimen (Handmade Qimen) Alishan Jin Xuan Premium Qimen Breakfast Qimen Price List GREEN TEA Page Zhejiang Province 1 Person 2 People 8 Shi Feng Long Jing (Shi Feng Dragon Well) $7.45 $14.20 8 Organic Da Fo Long Jing (Big Buddha Dragon Well) $5.30 $9.95 8 Organic Ming Qian An Ji Bai Cha $7.45 $14.20 8 Organic Yu Qian An Ji Bai Cha $6.85 $13.00 9 Gu Zhu Zi Sun (Purple Bamboo Shoot) $6.85 $13.00 9 Organic Misty New Top $3.85 $7.30 9 Organic Taishan Fo Mei (Buddha’s Eyebrow) $3.85 $7.30 9 Organic Gunpowder $3.50 $6.90 Page Jiangsu Province 1 Person 2 People 9 Imperial Bi Luo Chun $7.45 $14.20 Page Anhui Province 1 Person 2 People 10 Organic Tai Ping Hou Kui $7.45 $14.20 10 Organic Liu An Gua Pian $6.85 $13.00 10 Organic Imperial Huang Shan Mao Feng $6.20 $11.80 10 Premium Huang Shan Mao Feng $4.50 $8.60 10 Organic Yin Gou Mei (Silver Fish Hook Eyebrow) $3.85 $7.30 Page Sichuan Province 1 Person 2 People 11 Organic Meng Ding Gan Lu (Sweet Dew) $6.20 $11.80 11 Organic Meng Ding Cui Zhu (Green Bamboo) $6.20 $11.80 Page Henan Province 1 Person 2 People 11 Imperial Xin Yang Mao Jian $7.45 $14.20 Page Japanese Style Green Tea 1 Person 2 People 11 Organic Matcha Set for One (includes one Japanese sweet) $9.95 --- 11 Organic Sencha $3.50 $6.90 11 Genmaicha $3.50 $6.90 # More information about each tea can be found on the page noted beside it 3 YELLOW TEA Page 1 Person 2 People 12 Organic Imperial Jun Shan Yin Zhen (Jun Shan Silver Needle) $7.45 $14.20 12 Organic Meng Ding Huang Ya (Yellow Buds) $6.85 $13.00 12 Organic Mo Gan Huang Ya (Mo Gan Yellow Buds) $6.85 $13.00 WHITE TEA Page 1 Person 2 People 12 Organic Silver Needle $5.85 $11.50 12 Organic Bai Mu Dan (Preferred White Peony) $4.50 $8.80 12 Organic Shou Mei $3.50 $6.90 SCENTED TEA Page 1 Person 2 People 13 Snow Drop Jasmine $5.85 $11.50 13 White Cloud Jasmine $3.85 $7.30 13 Silver Dragon Jasmine Pearls $4.50 $8.80 13 Jasmine Pearls $3.85 $7.30 DISPLAY TEA Page Glass Pot for One 13 Organic Lu Mu Dan (Green Peony) $4.85 13 Organic Hua Xin Mu Dan (Chrysanthemum Peony) $4.85 13 Organic Hai Bei Tuo Zhu (Pearls Rising) $5.50 13 Organic Shuang Xi Lin Meng (Double Happiness) $5.50 4 Price List FAMOUS WULONG TEA Traditional Chinese Page Service For One 14 Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe) $9.85 14 Shui Jin Gui (Golden Water Turtle) $8.50 14 Tie Luo Han (Iron Arhat) $8.50 14 Imperial Rou Gui Light Roast $8.50 16 Qilaishan Long Wu (Dragon’s Fog) $11.85 16 Alishan Gao Shan Cha (High Mountain) $9.85 WULONG TEA Page 1 Person 2 People 14 Premium Rou Gui $4.90 $9.60 14 Lao Cong (Old Bush) Shui Xian $4.90 $9.60 15 Organic Premium Shui Xian (Narcissus) $4.50 $8.80 15 Organic Eight Immortals $4.50 $8.80 15 Xue Lan Xiang (Snow Orchid) $4.50 $8.80 15 Huang Zhi Xiang (Yellow Sprig) $3.85 $7.30 15 High Mountain Tie Guan Yin $4.50 $8.80 16 Monkey Picked $3.85 $7.30 16 Old-Style Tie Guan Yin $4.50 $8.80 16 Li Li Xiang $3.85 $7.30 16 Alishan Jin Xuan $5.30 $9.95 BLACK TEA Page 1 Person 2 People 17 Organic Lapsang Bohea $5.30 $9.95 17 Organic Lapsang Souchong Strong Smoke $3.85 $7.30 17 Organic Shou Gong Qimen (Handmade Qimen) $6.85 $13.00 17 Organic Premium Qimen (Premium Qimen) $4.50 $8.80 17 Organic Breakfast Qimen (Breakfast Qimen) $3.85 $7.30 18 Lao Shu Jin Ya Cha (Old Tree Golden Buds) $5.30 $9.95 18 Organic Dian Hong Gong Fu $3.85 $7.30 5 PUER TEA Page Loose Leaf 1 Person 2 People 18 You Le Mountain Ancient Tree (Green Puer) $5.60 $10.65 18 Da Xue Shan (Snow Mountain Green Puer) $4.90 $9.35 19 Gong Ting (Palace Black Puer) $4.50 $8.80 19 Sheng Tai Chen Xiang (Premium Black Puer) $3.85 $7.30 19 Lao Shu Chen Xiang (Old Tree Home Store Black Puer) $3.85 $7.30 19 Zao Xiang (Date Fragrance Black Puer) $3.85 $7.30 Page Puer Cakes 1 Person 2 People 19 Sweet Rice Fragrance Mini Green Tuocha $4.25 $8.10 19 Big Leaf Mini Green Tuocha $4.25 $8.10 19 Date Fragrance Mini Black Tuocha $4.25 $8.10 19 Old Warehouse Mini Black Tuocha $4.25 $8.10 20 Black Tuocha $3.85 $7.30 20 Seven Cups Sheng Bing (Green Puer) $4.50 $8.60 20 Seven Cups Shu Bing (Black Puer) $4.50 $8.60 20 You Le Mountain Ancient Tree Green Puer $4.50 $8.60 Page Traditional Chinese Service For One 1 Person 20 1995 Black Puer Brick $18.75 6 Price List SPECIAL BLENDED TEA Page 1 Person 2 People 20 Osmanthus & Monkey Picked Wulong $4.70 $8.90 20 Osmanthus & Organic Da Fo Long Jing Green $4.70 $8.90 21 Rose & Li Li Xiang Wulong $4.70 $8.90 21 Rose & Organic Dian Hong Gong Fu Black $4.70 $8.90 21 Wild Chrysanthemum Buds & Lao Shu Chen Xiang Puer $4.70 $8.90 21 Moroccan Mint $4.10 $7.80 21 Genmaicha $3.50 $6.90 CHINESE HERBAL TEA (CAFFEINE FREE) Page 1 Person 2 People 21 Seven Cups Eight Treasures $4.50 $8.80 21 Osmanthus Flowers $4.50 $8.80 21 Wild Chrysanthemum Buds $4.10 $7.80 21 Rose Buds $3.50 $6.90 21 Bitter Tea $3.50 $6.90 Try a Chinese Herbal Boost! Rose Buds, Wild Chrysanthemum Buds, $1.00 $1.00 Osmanthus Flowers, or Goji Berries each each ICED TEA Available April Through November Apricot Mint Green Tea $3.95 (one free refill) Mango Wulong Tea $3.95 (one free refill) Peach White Tea $3.95 (one free refill) Hibiscus Honey Herbal Tea $3.95 (one free refill) To Go Cup $2.95 12oz cup 7 GREEN TEA Green tea is an unoxidized tea originating in China and has the longest history of any tea. It has been praised for centuries for its healing and soothing properties. In general, there are four types of green tea based on how the tea master stops the oxidation process. The traditional way is hand frying.
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