Yunnan Golden Tips 2026

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

The Japanese Cherry has its own prominence in Japanese culture. The ingredients are Japanese sencha tea, rose petals, and sakura cherry flavouring. A charmingly sweet tea blend. Recommended brewing: 75-80°C 2-3 min.

This unoxidized green tea is one of the Far East’s finest specialties. Its pale green infusion offers a delightful, fresh aroma, with a flavor that is crisp and slightly berry-like. Brewing: 80-85C  4-5 min. The package contains 30 g of tea.

A refined white tea from spring 2026, with a round and full-bodied flavor. Rich and naturally sweet. This Taiwanese white tea is produced in a small, limited batch early in the spring. Brewing: 80–85°C for 2.5–3 minutes. The package contains 30 g of tea.

This superb red tea is one of the most famous and rare tea types. The sparkling top buds are made in the Bohea Mountains of Fujian in the heart of Wuyi. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5 min.

Puttabong’s tea garden produces the finest Darjeeling tea at an impressive altitude of 1,980m in the lush, green mountains of North India. This tea is the estate’s first harvest of the year, offering a unique spring freshness along with floral, aromatic nuances. Recommended brewing: 90 °C 2 min.

A good, full-bodied everyday tea from Yunnan province. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

Carefully processed, beautiful dark leaves with plenty of golden brown bud tips. The brew is of a copper-reddish tone and has a balanced, strong flavour. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-5 min.

Beautifully rolled large tea beads, which brew a delicious, soft and honeyed drink with a hint of liquorice. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-4 min.

As a drink, this organically grown tea variety, Maofeng, gives a beautiful golden yellow brew with a rich and strong flavour. Maofeng graded pickings have been produced in Chinese tea gardens since 1875. Recommended brewing: 100°C 2-3 min. FI-EKO-201

This superb red tea is one of the most famous and rare tea types. The sparkling top buds are made in the Bohea Mountains of Fujian in the heart of Wuyi. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5 min.

A deep red, loose leaf tea with a soft, rich and fruity aroma. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

A Chinese, red, loose leaf tea from Anhui Province with a pleasant spicy-sweet aroma, alongside a hint of smokiness. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.

This fine full-bodied Chinese black tea, with delicately spicy notes, is made from the sun-kissed tea leaves of tea trees growing in the red soil of Yunnan. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2.5-3 min.

Chinese red tea from Yunnan province. The leaves are rolled into a pearl shape. The finished brew is reddish dark. A special oxidation keeps the tea full bodied, producing a mild, floral-sweet, slightly smoky scent. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.

Monivivahteinen ja lempeä musta teelaatu, joka on valmistettu alkuperäisistä Xihu Westlake alueen Lung Ching pensaiden lehdistä. Haudutus: 97°C 2-3 min

A fine, soft, mild yet full-bodied tea with needle-like, flat-twisted leaves. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2-3 min.

The Menghai big leaf variety is native to southern Yunnan. The leaves grow at an altitude of 1,600 m and are picked in April. Not long after that the aromatic tea is ready to be enjoyed. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min

This strong and full-bodied Keemun tea is made in Qimen county, Anhui province, located between the Yellow Mountains and the Yangzte River. This great black tea gets its strength from the mountainous soil. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min.

Black tea including long, golden bud leaves. In the soft brew notes of chocolate and fruits. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2-3 min.