Wild Tree Shu 100g

Premium Assam tea. Carefully crafted large leaves, alongside plenty of golden buds. The amber coloured brew tastes deliciously malty and pleasantly spicy. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

Tulsi is an Indian sacred plant related to basil. Translated from Sanskrit, Tulsi means "in a class of its own" or "incomparable" and this queen of herbs fulfils its role in Ayurvedic treatment, not only as a medicinal or health plant, but also as a tea. Tulsi tea is a pure herbal infusion that...

Classic second flush Assam tea. The taste is strong and spicy. Nuanced and malty in nature. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3 min.

Buds of wild yellow chrysanthemum. A cooling and refreshing traditional Chinese health drink. Use about six buds per cup. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2-3 min.

A Moroccan-style tea with a strong mint presence. Chinese green Gunpowder tea combined with leaves of sweet Moroccan Nana mint. Recommended brewing: 75-80°C 2-3 min.

A tea classic from Fujian province. An aromatic green tea with subtle sweetness and a bit of bite. This tasty tea gets added sweetness from the silvery tips of the tea bush buds. Recommended brewing: 70-75°C 2.5-3min.

With light vanilla notes, this nuanced tea blend is mixed using Chinese black and green tea. The flavours are bergamot and spices, vanilla pieces and jasmine petals. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2-3 min.

This pu’erh is a tribute to an extraordinary event: in 2021, 16 wild elephants traveled for the first time from Xishuangbanna to Pu’er and back. The tea is a celebration of the harmony between nature and tea tradition, and its carefully selected leaves offer a soft, sweet, and well-balanced...

A traditionally crafted pu’erh tea, packed in bamboo and lightly fire-roasted. The flavor is less earthy, with more notes of fruit and bamboo. Brewing: 100°C for 1–3 minutes.

A white tea compressed into compact cakes, offering a gentle and earthy flavor. The package contains 5 tea bricks, each weighing 30 g. Brewing: 90 °C – 4 minutes. 

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 classic sheng pu’erh. Rinse the leaves quickly with hot water for about 10 seconds before brewing. Brewing: 100 °C – 30 seconds. Multiple infusions possible.

Healthy, fermented dark Pu’er tea with lemon freshness. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 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...

Tasty Pu’er tea, very traditionally pressed into a nest shape. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2-3 min.

This tea combines the earthy depth of shu pu’erh with the fresh vibrancy of young sheng pu’erh — a smooth blend of dark and green pu’erh. Multiple infusions possible. 

Beautiful red colour and mellow taste. Especially its second brew is sweetly soft and aromatic. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5-3 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.

Premium Pu’er tea. A refined, velvety long aftertaste. Recommended brewing: 85-90°C 1.5-3 min. Multiple brewings possible and highly recommended.

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.

Two small tuocha cakes: one dark pu’erh tea with a hint of rice flavor, and one pu’erh tea flavored with rose petals.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...

Full-flavored, 357g Pu’er tea cakes, made using traditional methods from the six famous tea mountains of Yunnan. On the slopes of Yiwu, Banzhang, Nannuo, Mannong, Bulang and Jingmai mountains grow the leaves of these wonderful Pu’er cakes. Usage: Gently break off a piece of the cake, approx. 4-6g...

A dark pu’erh tea compressed into a small, dense cake and flavoured with rose petals. 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 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.