Green Tea

Before there was any other tea, there was green tea, and the health benefits of green tea date back more than 5000 years.  Green tea is regarded in China as the ultimate tea, and there are thousands of different varieties, plus many more from all around the world. However, the original Chinese teas are still rightly thought of as the finest. Green tea is made from the sweetest, newest buds and tips plucked from the top of the plant, and the best varieties are only harvested in the spring.

Unlike black, wulong and puer teas, green tea is not fermented (or oxidized). What makes green tea different from other teas is what leaves are chosen, how and when they are plucked, and how they are then processed. There was a time when spring could not officially be declared until the very first tea was delivered to the emperor. Today it is still true that the most prized green teas are made from the first tender buds of spring. With the price of gold today, it is interesting that there was a time when green tea was commonly worth more than gold. Still in China, Japan, and Korea, it is still the best gift that you can give someone to whom you wish to show respect by wishing them long life. Read more...


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Gong Xi Zhu Cha (Gunpowder) Organic Green Tea 2011
The traditional strong flavor of this tea has been popular throughout the Middle East and North Africa for centuries...

Our price: $4.90

Fo Mei (Buddha's Eyebrow) Organic Green Tea 2011
Has a robust taste and fresh aroma.


Our price: $5.90

Gao Shan Lu Feng (High Mountain Green Phoenix) Organic Green Tea 2011

Gao Shan Lu Feng (High Mountain Green Phoenix) was first made during the 18th century in southern Anhui province, near the borders of Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces. This area is known as the Tea Golden Triangle, as it has a long history of green tea production.  The dry leaves are a beautiful dark jade green. The color of the tea liquid is bright spring green, and the aroma takes the tea drinker on a walk through a spring garden. The flavor is complex, with a light sweetness.


Our price: $6.20

Jian Cha (Shade-Grown Sencha) Organic Green Tea 2011

Our Sencha is picked in early May, which is earlier than most Sencha. The color of the dry leaves is deep jade green. The flavor is sweet and lightly grassy, with aromas of springtime flowers.


Our price: $6.20

Yu Qian An Ji Bai Cha Organic Green Tea 2010

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This is a very popular tea for those who want to appreciate the health benefits of green tea but with a mild gentle flavor.


Our price: $6.45
Market price: $12.90 save 50%

Yin Gou Mei (Silver Fish Hook Eyebrow) Green Tea 2011

This hand picked tea results in a robust flavor without bitterness.


Our price: $7.30

Premium Huang Shan Mao Feng Organic Green Tea 2010

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This tea has a stronger flavor than Imperial Huang Shan Mao Feng and is perfect for a good quality everyday green tea.


Our price: $7.35
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Lu Mu Dan (Green Peony) Display Tea 2011 4pc

Green Peony display tea is an original design by renowned tea master Wang Feng Sheng, the inventor of display teas. This was his first design in 1986. This tea comes from Yellow Mountain, an area famous for Huang Shan Mao Feng green tea.


Our price: $8.40
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