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    This Yixing Zhuni Longdan (Drachenei) is back in s
    This Yixing Zhuni Longdan (Drachenei) is back in stock. There have been people asking about this since the end of last year, i promised to give a notice but I don’t remember who should I @. Sorry, I hope you see it here. This Xiao Mei Yao Zhu Ni (100-110ml) ) is a piece of gem, we ordered them to be handmade for us. We keep running out of stock of it. We have a few more this time, but not too many, as it’s made by one same Yixing master (half handmade with a mold). He cannot make quick enough for us. So be quick to grab one. Next batch I think will only be in end of the year. Additional information: the price is including 19% of EU VAT, if you order outside of EU, we don’t charge you the VAT, so the price for you will be 19% less than it is shown on our website.

    I’m on a session of Oriental Beauty of Gaba. ???
    I’m on a session of Oriental Beauty of Gaba. ????? I mean, Sapphire Gaba. A New Gaba that was just harvested and arrived in Germany. Why Oriental Beauty of Gaba? The leaves of this Sapphire Gaba Oolong were nibbled by small green leafhoppers (Empoasca onukii), as the tea was grown in an organic garden in Alishan, Taiwan. The result of being bitten by the green leafhoppers is a highly fruity, sweet and flora tea, which is also how the famous Taiwanese tea Oriental Beauty is so heavenly fruity, sweet and flowery. Therefore, I describe this tea as the Oriental Beauty of Gaba. However, as being visited by green leafhoppers was not intended by the farmers, it was a pure luck done by the nature, not every year’s Sapphire Gaba Oolong can be as fruity and flowery as an Oriental Beauty. In comparision to our Lishan Gaba Oolong, which tastes like ripe fruit or cooked fruit, this Sapphire Gaba tastes like sweet fresh fruit that reminds one of nectarin, ripe peach and dates. The floweriness is very distinct, but it is not easy to pinpoint which flower it is. It’s like some tropical flowery you get a whiff of in a tropical botanic garden or in the rainforest in South East Asia. This is a very balanced and hamonious combination of taste and aroma, if one notices how easily some Gaba Oolong tastes too strong and heavy because of the fermentation process. Find this tea on my website, link in bio.

    Some new Chaozhou teapots from Master Lin Nanyou a
    Some new Chaozhou teapots from Master Lin Nanyou are online now. The orange-peel texture of the Chaozhou teapots is Lin Nanyou’s signature. I personally love his teapots, and I have started collecting and ordering more styles from him, will be uploading more throughout the year (some are still being made). Stay tuned in for new arrivals of Lin Nanyou.

    I like drinking on this new tea tray. The upper la
    I like drinking on this new tea tray. The upper layer is bamboo and the bottom made of Melamine. Throw tea rinse in and don’t need to worry about wood maintenance. It’s available on my website under TEEZUBEHÖR👉Tee Tabletts


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