White Peony Cake is a refreshing white tea, providing both traditional health benefits and a low caffeine content. Made with Pai Mu Tan, also known as Bai Mu Dan or White Peony, the cake displays a beautiful array of silver...

White Pu-erh Bud is a premium, hand-picked tea made from tea-plants grown in Yangta High-mountain Area, Puer City, Yunnan Province of China. The age and origins of the tea trees in the region are over 400 years old. The tea...

In traditional Chinese medicine, Wu Wei Zi ( Schisandra berries) is revered as a great cleansing tonic herb, one that can help to promote liver health. It is believed with the ability to protect the five internal organs heart, liver,...

Wuyi is one of the oldest tea planting regions in the world. Its sun-spoiled, mountainous terrain creates the most extraordinary tea. In particular - Wuyi Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe) traces its roots back to one of the oldest...

Yerba Mate (pronounced "yerba mahtay") is a medicinal and cultural drink of ancient origin. Introduced to the world by the Guarani Indians of South America and grown mainly in Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Brazil. Yerba Mate has the following traditional...

Yunnan Black (滇紅茶) is a Chinese black tea that carries a bold flavour with a hint of smokiness. If you like Russian Caravan, Keemun or Prince of Wales, this is a great tea to try. Yunnan Red (black tea) is one...

Earthy to the point of being almost vigorously assertive, Yunnan teas have a maple sweetness that wins you over with charm.Typical of many Yunnan teas, Yunnan Golden Tips features a mixture of dull gold buds and black leaves. (Also known as Dianhong).

Zen Kiss is a soothing blend of white tea, Pai Mu Tan, Chamomile, Turkish Apple, Safflower, Star Anise, and vanilla. Great Sunday morning cuppa to gently refresh your body and soul.

Need to nail a project, or stay focus without the stress? Zero In is a good "study-tea" to help you clear your head and stay focused. Warming mix of ginger, cinnamon, cloves and cardamom along with those classic scholar's herbs...