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Tea Menu Tea Menu Tea Menu TEA MENU TEA MENU TEA MENU GREEN TEA GREEN TEA GREEN TEA SENCHA SENCHA SENCHA Classic green tea 29O Classic green tea 29O Classic green tea 29O SHUI XIANG LIU SHUI XIANG LIU SHUI XIANG LIU Japanese preparation technology by steaming its leaves immediately after collection, 45O Japanese preparation technology by steaming its leaves immediately after collection, 45O Japanese preparation technology by steaming its leaves immediately after collection, 45O rolled and dried afterwards. The tea leaves are plucked by hand at the end of May. rolled and dried afterwards. The tea leaves are plucked by hand at the end of May. rolled and dried afterwards. The tea leaves are plucked by hand at the end of May. BAI MAO HOU («WHITE MONKEY») BAI MAO HOU («WHITE MONKEY») BAI MAO HOU («WHITE MONKEY») Splendid tea with fresh, golden-honey brew and delicate flavor. 49O Splendid tea with fresh, golden-honey brew and delicate flavor. 49O Splendid tea with fresh, golden-honey brew and delicate flavor. 49O TAIPING HOUKUI (PEACEFUL MONKEY LEADER) TAIPING HOUKUI (PEACEFUL MONKEY LEADER) TAIPING HOUKUI (PEACEFUL MONKEY LEADER) Grown at the height of 7OO meters above sea level in Anhui province. The tea leaves are 53O Grown at the height of 7OO meters above sea level in Anhui province. The tea leaves are 53O Grown at the height of 7OO meters above sea level in Anhui province. The tea leaves are 53O plucked by hand in early spring. plucked by hand in early spring. plucked by hand in early spring. OOLONG TEA OOLONG TEA OOLONG TEA ALISHAN ALISHAN ALISHAN One of the most popular Oolong tea in Taiwan. As it cultivated in mountains (22OO-26OO m. One of the most popular Oolong tea in Taiwan. As it cultivated in mountains (22OO-26OO m. One of the most popular Oolong tea in Taiwan. As it cultivated in mountains (22OO-26OO m. of altitude) of Ali, Chiay County, the tea is considered to be the most alpine green tea of the 49O of altitude) of Ali, Chiay County, the tea is considered to be the most alpine green tea of the 49O of altitude) of Ali, Chiay County, the tea is considered to be the most alpine green tea of the 49O world. In the process of brewing it gives specific infusion of golden, slightly olive colour world. In the process of brewing it gives specific infusion of golden, slightly olive colour world. In the process of brewing it gives specific infusion of golden, slightly olive colour with unforgettable aroma. Light and cranberry-honey flavoured combination. with unforgettable aroma. Light and cranberry-honey flavoured combination. with unforgettable aroma. Light and cranberry-honey flavoured combination. GABA TEA GABA TEA GABA TEA The name of the tea is Latin abbreviation of Gamma-aminobutyric acid – GABA). The matter is The name of the tea is Latin abbreviation of Gamma-aminobutyric acid – GABA). The matter is The name of the tea is Latin abbreviation of Gamma-aminobutyric acid – GABA). The matter is that the acid content of GABA tea is very high due to special processing technology. Taiwan 59O that the acid content of GABA tea is very high due to special processing technology. Taiwan 59O that the acid content of GABA tea is very high due to special processing technology. Taiwan 59O GABA Alishan tea is processed of mountain area materials, Alishan (Taiwan). It is ecological GABA Alishan tea is processed of mountain area materials, Alishan (Taiwan). It is ecological GABA Alishan tea is processed of mountain area materials, Alishan (Taiwan). It is ecological tea reserve – the place where it is cultivated. tea reserve – the place where it is cultivated. tea reserve – the place where it is cultivated. GINSENG OOLONG TEA (OOLONG TEA WITH GINSENG JUICE) GINSENG OOLONG TEA (OOLONG TEA WITH GINSENG JUICE) GINSENG OOLONG TEA (OOLONG TEA WITH GINSENG JUICE) Ginseng oolong mixes ginseng energy and tea at the same time and this mix has a good effect Ginseng oolong mixes ginseng energy and tea at the same time and this mix has a good effect Ginseng oolong mixes ginseng energy and tea at the same time and this mix has a good effect on the body. Rich sweetness of ginseng gives energy effect besides the tea is useful for the 49O on the body. Rich sweetness of ginseng gives energy effect besides the tea is useful for the 49O on the body. Rich sweetness of ginseng gives energy effect besides the tea is useful for the 49O body’s defense and helps to be in good shape. body’s defense and helps to be in good shape. body’s defense and helps to be in good shape. NAI XIANG JING XUAN (“GOLDEN DAYLILY” WITH MILKY FLAVOR) NAI XIANG JING XUAN (“GOLDEN DAYLILY” WITH MILKY FLAVOR) NAI XIANG JING XUAN (“GOLDEN DAYLILY” WITH MILKY FLAVOR) Preparing Nai Xiang Jing Xuan, at a certain stage of tea processing, a tea leaf is saturated Preparing Nai Xiang Jing Xuan, at a certain stage of tea processing, a tea leaf is saturated Preparing Nai Xiang Jing Xuan, at a certain stage of tea processing, a tea leaf is saturated with natural milky flavor that gives this drink, besides its fine floral and piquant hue, a 49O with natural milky flavor that gives this drink, besides its fine floral and piquant hue, a 49O with natural milky flavor that gives this drink, besides its fine floral and piquant hue, a 49O highly flavor of rich milky cream. The taste is mild and flowery with a touch of vanilla and highly flavor of rich milky cream. The taste is mild and flowery with a touch of vanilla and highly flavor of rich milky cream. The taste is mild and flowery with a touch of vanilla and almond aftertaste. almond aftertaste. almond aftertaste. JASMINE TEA JASMINE TEA JASMINE TEA MO LI HUA CHA MO LI HUA CHA MO LI HUA CHA Traditional green jasmine tea. 29O Traditional green jasmine tea. 29O Traditional green jasmine tea. 29O FENG JAN (“PHOENIX EYE TEA”) FENG JAN (“PHOENIX EYE TEA”) FENG JAN (“PHOENIX EYE TEA”) The tea is grown in the high-mountain Moon Palace plantation of the province Yunnan. The tea is grown in the high-mountain Moon Palace plantation of the province Yunnan. The tea is grown in the high-mountain Moon Palace plantation of the province Yunnan. Accurately collected germs and green tea leaves carefully rolled into small ovals that are 59O Accurately collected germs and green tea leaves carefully rolled into small ovals that are 59O Accurately collected germs and green tea leaves carefully rolled into small ovals that are 59O shaped like a phoenix eye. For aromatic flavor stays lasting and fresh for a long time, the tea shaped like a phoenix eye. For aromatic flavor stays lasting and fresh for a long time, the tea shaped like a phoenix eye. For aromatic flavor stays lasting and fresh for a long time, the tea is gone through repeated flavoring with large buds of white Junnan jasmine. is gone through repeated flavoring with large buds of white Junnan jasmine. is gone through repeated flavoring with large buds of white Junnan jasmine. BLACK TEA BLACK TEA BLACK TEA ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM Classic Japanese tea. 29O Classic Japanese tea. 29O Classic Japanese tea. 29O JIU QU HONG MEI (RED PLUM) JIU QU HONG MEI (RED PLUM) JIU QU HONG MEI (RED PLUM) It grows in Zhenjiang province more than 2OO years at 5OO meters of altitude. It consists of 49O It grows in Zhenjiang province more than 2OO years at 5OO meters of altitude. It consists of 49O It grows in Zhenjiang province more than 2OO years at 5OO meters of altitude. It consists of 49O tea buds and two first leaves, a little twisted, with strong and rich floral aroma. tea buds and two first leaves, a little twisted, with strong and rich floral aroma. tea buds and two first leaves, a little twisted, with strong and rich floral aroma. SUPERFINE TAN YANG GONG FU SUPERFINE TAN YANG GONG FU SUPERFINE TAN YANG GONG FU Refreshing, warming and strong fermented. If you are a lover of classic black and Himalayan 49O Refreshing, warming and strong fermented. If you are a lover of classic black and Himalayan 49O Refreshing, warming and strong fermented. If you are a lover of classic black and Himalayan 49O tea you will also be pleased with this tea for its rich taste. tea you will also be pleased with this tea for its rich taste. tea you will also be pleased with this tea for its rich taste. JIN HAO DIAN HONG (GOLDEN DOWNY HAIRS) JIN HAO DIAN HONG (GOLDEN DOWNY HAIRS) JIN HAO DIAN HONG (GOLDEN DOWNY HAIRS) Dian Hong golden downy hairs. Rare Yunnan black tea, special scented, consisting of 8O-85% Dian Hong golden downy hairs. Rare Yunnan black tea, special scented, consisting of 8O-85% Dian Hong golden downy hairs. Rare Yunnan black tea, special scented, consisting of 8O-85% golden downy haired buds. The tea has a taste of delicate dried apricots and buckwheat 69O golden downy haired buds. The tea has a taste of delicate dried apricots and buckwheat 69O golden downy haired buds. The tea has a taste of delicate dried apricots and buckwheat 69O honey. Long aftertaste. honey. Long aftertaste. honey. Long aftertaste. EARL GREY EARL GREY EARL GREY Black Ceylon tea with bergamot oil 45O Black Ceylon tea with bergamot oil 45O Black Ceylon tea with bergamot oil 45O PU-ERH PU-ERH PU-ERH Pu-erh is known for its healing properties. Pu-erh is known for its healing properties.
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