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Mr Maxeys Tea for the Last Couple of Months, We Have Been Refreshing Update for 20th June 2020 : New from China; Honeyfairyland Yellow 1st Grade, Pu Erh Palace Grade, Jade Snail 1st Grade and from Formosa, Bao Zhong Oolong. Mr Maxeys Tea See the Key section on page 15 to find notes For the last couple of months, we have been associated with each tea refreshing our stock of teas from China, while starting to look ahead to our Ceylon and Indian Please call, email or send us a completed order form orders. to order tea. The shipping charge for any order is : With some costs going up, you will note some price C$ increases here and there; in some cases, they were Alberta 12.00 long overdue. Canada 15.00 And as we move on from the printed copy of our U. S. A 15.00 catalogue, our online ordering site will be the best place to keep up with any new teas, as well as in- We accept most payment methods : stock availability and pricing. MC/Visa/AmEx Whatever your taste, enjoy your tea [email protected] Delivery is normally within a week in Canada and the USA. If faster delivery is required please enquire, We are located in the historic neighbourhood we will charge at cost. Tea is shipped in lined paper of Inglewood : bags. Tea Trader 1228A, 9th Avenue S E Calgary, Alberta T2G 0T1 Our shop is open at the following times : Tuesday – Saturday, 10:00 - 5:00 Sunday 12:00 – 4:00 This catalogue is on-line, in colour and up to date, please let us know if you do not require it sent by mail! Contents Admiral’s Tea Chest …15 Blends …. 9 Ceylon … 11 China … 4 Flavoured … 11 Formosa … 7 From the Fairest Cape … 12 India … 2 Infusions .... 14 Japan …. 9 Kenya …. 10 India Darjeeling Jungpana FTGFOP1 Wonder (28.00/53.00/103.00 O-FF) From the highly anticipated spring harvest, this Darjeeling tea has a golden yellow infusion with a delicate but rounded body; fresh with spring blossoms and hints of sweet melon. Mandal Gaon Autumn Oolong (24.00/45.00/87.00) This autumn oolong was produced taking cues from Taiwanese manufacturing techniques. The Poobong STGBOP1 result is a very smooth Darjeeling (13.00/25.00/48.00 O-FF) oolong with a pleasant nutty, Orthodox, cut leaf from the beginning toasted character and distinct notes of fruit and of the picking season, this tea brews a chocolate. striking cup. Enjoy it after a quick infusion or add it to the other teas to Passabong Autumn Black impart the unique Darjeeling taste. (18.00/34.00/65.00) This Autumn Flush tea is full bodied Margaret’s Hope FTGFOP1 and mellow and has a delicate (26.00/49.00/95.00 SF) flowery bouquet with undertones of Subtle vegetal notes lie beneath the malt and a long finish. bright, floral character of this second flush offering. Brews a light, amber- Darjeeling Hoopoe Choice gold cup with a honey finish (16.00/30.00/57.00 O-SF) Tea Trader's house Darjeeling selection. Subtle floral notes underlie a smooth, fruity, aromatic cup with good colour and sweetness. 2 1-877-676-2939 (USA Canada) [email protected] Mr Maxeys Tea Prices are for (125g/250g/500g) and are in Canadian Dollars Arunachal Assam Pareng Autumn Black Assam Silver Needle White (26.00/49.00/95.00) (36.00/69.00/135.00 FF) Grown in virgin Himalayan soil, this Sweet and delicate with all the top rare batch of tea is from one of the notes of a high quality, tippy Assam; most pristine tea growing regions in it has fine, hand-rolled, silver-haired India. It brews very smooth with downy buds and brews a light and notes of cedar and pine, and a complex earthy mix of refreshing cup. wild flowers and herbs. Raidang STGFOP1 Clonal Tippy Bihar (18.00/34.00/65.00 FF) Doke Black Fusion Unusual in our catalogue, this spring (26.00/49.00/95.00 FF) harvest Assam brews malty and Of the Assamica cultivar, this tea is smooth with a round, rich flavour hand-picked and hand-rolled. Brews and sweetness. delightfully smooth with an aroma of cooked sugar and spice. Look for Latumoni Summer Royal Tippy Gold notes of malt, currants and a finish of grapefruit. (26.00/49.00/95.00 SF) A fine rare second flush tea with Nepal large leaves and golden tips which Maloom FTGFOP1 brew a cup tasting of honey and malt (14.00/27.00/52.00) with a woody finish. From a small garden on the top of the world, this is a veritable high grown Tirupati SFTGFOP1 Cl Spl tea with an aromatic and flowery (13.00/25.00/48.00 SF) taste. An old favourite returning to the catalogue. This orthodox, full leaf tea brews an aromatic cup with Sikkim medium body and full colour. Sikkim Summer Muscatel Black (21.00/39.00/75.00 SF-O) Hand-picked, tippy black tea has a remarkable blossomy character with full muscatel notes, light amber colour and a delicate sweetness. Temi TGFOP1 (21.00/39.00/75.00 SF) Meleng Golden Tips This later season tea has a colourful (21.00/39.00/75.00 SF) leaf with lots of tip. It brews an The large leaf has abundant golden amber cup, highly aromatic and tip that yields an amber brew with spicy to taste. hints of warm, sweet spices and malt. www.mrmaxeystea.com www.facebook.com/mrmaxeystea @mrmaxeystea 3 This catalogue is on-line, in colour and up to date, please let us know if you do not require it sent by mail! Colonel’s Assam (12.00/23.00/44.00) Full coloured, bright, cuppy tea with distinct malty flavour from the Assam region of India China Tirupati FBOP (13.00/25.00/48.00 SF) Organic Matcha China Origin Dark, broken leaf with a hint of (14.00/27.00/52.00/ O) golden tip from one of our favourite From organic green tea grown in estates. Brews with deep colour and China, this is a more affordable full, malty strength. option for Matcha enthusiasts – bright, clean with rich vegetal notes. Nonaipara FBOP (13.00/25.00/48.00 SF) Organic Pinhead Gunpowder Longer, broken leaf brews strong (12.00/23.00/44.00 O) and full with a good malty character Also known as pearl tea, this and sweet, fruity notes of banana. offering has small tender buds rendering a sweet aroma, an amber liquor and a penetrating flavour. Ten Gardens (12.00/23.00/44.00) We can’t name them all! Take a step Jasmine Teas back in time to enjoy the traditional Yin Hao Jasmine British cuppa of 100% Assam CTC (21.00/39.00/75.00) tea. Elegantly shaped leaves with downy, silver tips and few flowers. The Namdang BP infusion has a wonderful bouquet (13.00/25.00/48.00) and delicate flavour. Quality and appearance make this a good example of an Assam Jasmine and Flowers manufactured by the CTC method. It (12.00/23.00/44.00) cups well with milk producing an Traditional green tea with the floral- even, strong and deep coloured infusion. sweet aroma of jasmine. The hard to mistake scent is derived from the Nilgiri repeated layering of tea leaves with jasmine blossoms. Nilgiri BOP (12.00/23.00/44.00) Jasmine Dragon Pearls Tea is grown at high elevation in the (24.00/45.00/87.00) Blue Mountains, typically above Dragon Pearls are grown, steamed 5000 feet. These teas are brisk, and hand rolled on farms in the pungent and full-bodied often Fujian Mountains from the top two compared to those of Ceylon. leaves and the bud of new season growth. The infusion is light, fresh and sweet. 4 1-877-676-2939 (USA Canada) [email protected] Mr Maxeys Tea Prices are for (125g/250g/500g) and are in Canadian Dollars Anhui White Monkey (21.00/39.00/75.00) Huang Shan Mao Feng Otherwise known as Baimao Hou, (21.00/39.00/75.00) this is a delicate green tea named A classic Chinese green tea where after the appearance of the leaves only the new tea buds and the leaf which are said to resemble the next to the bud are picked. Light and hands of a white-haired monkey. fresh, slightly nutty with a floral sweetness and a pale apricot colour. Imperial Black No. 10 (12.00/23.00/44.00) Organic Shui Hsien Oolong A superior Keemun possessing (18.00/34.00/65.00) winey, full colour and the This traditional oolong has natural characteristic hint of smokiness of a orchid-like flavour with a lingering quality Keemun. fragrance and possesses a clear, bright, amber colour. Keemun Hao Ya AA (44.00/85.00/167.00) Dà Hóng Páo If you enjoy Keemun teas - enjoy (28.00/53.00/103.00) this superlative grade while we have This legendary tea, a Wuyi Rock a small quantity in stock! Oolong, is offered as a premium grade tea brewing a deep gold/amber cup. The taste is smooth with a Keemun Hao Ya A fragrant, fruity finish. (26.00/49.00/95.00) Possessing a uniform and well- Goddess of Mercy shaped congou leaf, this popular tea (18.00/34.00/65.00) retains a full complement of Brewed in traditional Yixing pots complex flavours and aroma. this oolong is fragrant, fruity and delicate. It sports curled leaves and Keemun Mao Feng Black can be infused several times.
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