Teas

Worthy of the expertise of Mr. He, this superb white tea is of uniform, smooth and fine buds.

Our producer of Wei Shan Mao Jian has revived the  old memories of the region and offers us his yellow tea, recently returned to production after many years as the process had been all but lost and forgotten. Composed of a significant proportion of tufted buds, this lot has had a slight anaerobic oxidation in keeping with the tradition of the manufacture of this type of tea. The infusion releases vegetal (fiddleheads) and iodine aromas, evoking smoked mussels. Its light and veiled yellow liquor offers a firm texture complemented by delicious fruity (melon) and floral notes. Its finish is …

A white tea to tempt the curiosity of any tea lover. A composition of buds from the assamica variety plant, it has a rounder and more grounded aromatic profile than its sinensis variety counterparts. The coppery liquor progressively offers herbal notes (straw, tobacco), fruit (apricot) and has a rich gourmet edge of almond and cacao. A delicious tea with long floral aftertaste.

Plucked from wild trees in Nan Mei Valley in the Lincang area, these young silvery buds promise an amazing experience for any tea lover. Fragrances of aromatic herbs (sage) and clementine emanate from the infusion and its liquor is sweet, silky and spicy, aroma characteristic of tea from wild tea trees. The lemony finish is most memorable!

This yellow tea composed almost entirely of buds comes from Sichuan province.

This meeting of two time-honoured classics unfolds an intense aromatic bouquet of jasmine and bergamot, delicately enhanced with the sweet fragrance of rose.

Exuberant, intoxicating, it stays in your mouth like a happy song that does not want to leave.

 This Bai Mu Dan style white tea is composed of beautifully dried large leaves in hues of yellow and soft green.