Black Elephant pu'erh Beengcha

Healthy Shu Pu’er tea pressed into a shape of a tiny nest. The taste is hearty and deep. Use: 1 tuocha / pot or 1/2 tuocha / cup. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5-3 min.

This wild-growing white tea has minerality and nimbleness in its flavour that reminds the drinker of a mountain stream. Recommended brewing: 80°C 4 min. FI-EKO-201 

Growing in the Yellow Mountains (Huangshan), this tea is one of the most beautiful green teas in China. The leaves of this artfully made tea are exceptionally long and thin. As a brew, light yellow, bright and soft. The taste has a hint of orchid. Recommended brewing: 75-80°C 3-5 min.

Dried bergamot is a wonderfully tangy citrus infusion. Pieces of bergamot can be added to another tea as additional flavouring or can be enjoyed as a naturally caffeine-free drink on its own. Use a small teaspoon for 4-5 dl of 90 °C water and brew for 2.5-3 min.

A fine tea from Anhui province, which was used for paying taxes with during the Ming and Qing period. Guapian means melon seed, referring to the exceptional shape of the tea leaves. It is said that this tea can improve eyesight and help with insomnia. Soft, flowery and strong in flavour....

Tea has been grown in Georgia since the 19th century following traditional Chinese methods. This quality tea is picked from wild growing tea bushes. The tea leaves are large, the taste is rounded and slightly spicy. Recommended brewing: 97°C 4-5 min.

An image of elephants taking a nap is printed on the wrapping paper of the young fruity sheng Pu’er tea cake. These elephants, who attracted international attention, started their journey from a natural reserve in the South, Yunnan province. This reserve is located in an area, where tea trees...

Cherry pieces, sunflower petals and cherry extract added to sencha tea. Recommended brewing: 75-80°C 2-3 min.

A strong, fermented black tea flavoured with orange pieces and lime. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-3 min. 

Black Pu’er Bingcha full and versatile in flavour, this tea was processed in 2017 and pressed to form in 2018. The tea is picked from wild growing trees in the highest mountain areas of Yunnan. Recommended brewing: 100°C 1.5 min. 

Skilfully processed leaves, with plenty of buds. Very dark in colour, soft and earthy in taste. Recommended brewing: 90-95°C 1-3 min. FI-EKO-201

Healthy fermented dark Pu’er with rose petals. A slightly sweet, smoothly rosy tea. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 min. 

A jasmine-scented dark pu’erh tea that combines the earthy, full-bodied character of pu’erh with the light, floral aromas of jasmine. The result is a balanced blend of deep and fresh flavors, where jasmine softens the stronger, slightly smoky notes of the pu’erh. Brewing: 100°C for 1–3 minutes.

A traditional Chinese 357g tea cake pressed using Pu’er tea. Usage: gently break off a piece of the cake, approx. 4-6g / pot or 3g / cup, rinse with hot water approx. 10 sec. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5-3 min. 

The green leaves of this tea brick are from the 2018 harvest and the brick itself was pressed to form in 2019. The tea continues to mature in brick form. Over the years, the tea leaves darken and the taste of the tea becomes more complex. Recommended brewing: 100°C 0.5-1 min. Multiple brewings...

Pu’erh tea is renowned for its unique health benefits, and this green pu’erh offers a smooth, fruity flavor.Brewing: 85 °C – 1.5–3 minutes. Multiple infusions possible.

A dark, healthy tea from the province of Yunnan that, among other things, lowers cholesterol, and reduces the feeling of hunger. The taste of this good quality Pu’er is relatively speaking quite mild, earthy and ripe. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-3 min.

Only golden top buds have been used to make this Pu’er tea. The tea, from Simao in Yunnan, is soft and aromatic. Recommended brewing: 85-90°C 1-3 min. Multiple brewings possible and highly recommended.

Sheng, or raw pu’erh, is a tea from Yunnan province that matures naturally over time. Unlike shu pu’erh, its fermentation is slow and unhurried, without any accelerated process. The tea is full-bodied and well balanced, with an earthy character complemented by fruity notes and a harmonious...

A dark pu’erh tea compressed into a small, dense cake with a hint of rice aroma. Rinse the leaves quickly with hot water for about 10 seconds before brewing. Brewing: 100 °C – 30 seconds to 1.5 minutes. Multiple infusions possible. The package contains two small tuocha cakes.

A 2019 green Sheng Pu’erh with a flavor of tangy fruit sweetness and sparkling freshness, with a hint of dandelion leaf. The embossed design features two dragons with a pearl. Can be infused multiple times. Package includes 120g of tea.

A beautifully aged Pu’erh tea cake from Yunnan Province, blending 70% shu and 30% sheng Pu’erh teas. The tea is harvested and pressed into a cake using traditional methods. It has a smooth and balanced flavor, with amber and chestnut-copper hues. Shangri-La is renowned for its gentle and refined...

This very dark and intensely earthy Pu’er tea is pressed into dense brick form. Prerinse your desired amount of leaf material 1-2 times before brewing. A young tea brick matures as it ages, and its flavour deepens and softens over the years. Recommended brewing: 100°C 0.5 min. Several brews...

Skilfully processed leaves, with plenty of buds. Very dark in colour, soft and earthy in taste. Recommended brewing: 90-95°C 1-3 min.