Also known as Iron Goddess of Mercy, this is probably the most famous among all Chinese Oolong teas. Boasts with an amazing floral taste and aroma, this tea comes with great health benefits, being high in amino acids, vitamins and antioxidants. More Info >

Also known as Oriental Beauty, a name given by Queen Elizabeth II in the early 20th century when she tasted this tea for the first time. Bai Hao Oolong is one of the most famous teas from Taiwan, with great health benefits More Info >

This tea is legendary. It is the king of the Wu Yi Yan Cha (武夷岩茶, Wuyi Rock Tea) group of oolong. Da Hong Pao (大红袍) is the perfect choice for oolong lovers with its high and long lasted flora aroma, smooth and sweet taste. More Info >

Darjeeling teas have been raved as one of the most popular classic teas in the world. This version of Darjeeling tea is strictly organic, and comes from the Darjeeling region in West Bengal, India. With a light and unabashed cup, this black tea produces a pleasing tawny liquor. With just a floral note, Darjeeling teas are also described as having a musky spiciness with a cool finish! A true “champagne” of black teas! More Info >

This Dong Ding Oolong (冻顶乌龙）is one of the best ones original from Taiwan. The leaves of this tea are carefully hand-picked from Mount Dong Ding, and is also sometimes called the “delicate elegant Oolong”. As with most Taiwanese Oolongs, the fragrance and taste of this tea is wonderfully sweet and refreshing. Great when served both hot or cold. More Info >

Dong Ting Bi Luo Chun (洞庭碧螺春) is one of China’s top ten famous tea. It is originally grown in the Dongting mountain region near Lake Tai, Jiangsu, China. It is well known for its delicate appearance, fruity taste, floral aroma, snowy white hairs and early picking. More Info >

Phoenix Dan Cong (风凰单丛) is a famous Tie Guan Yin from Guangdong Province. It is a very old tea which history dated back to 900 years ago. This tea is unique, having a long lasting aroma with a different taste between the first sip and aftertaste. Along with the fragrance of sweet potato, an aroma of litchi will also be felt from the liquid. More Info >

This tea is a combination of different floral and medicinal herbs. This wonderful combination brews a vibrant red cup and creates an atmosphere of restful pleasure. The lavender helps to purify the mind and hibiscus blossoms to cleanse the body. Enjoy this herbal offering from the garden! More Info >

There’s an old Chinese saying “famous mountains produce famous tea”, and this is indeed true for Huangshan Maofeng (黄山毛峰). This green tea is grown and produced on the forested mountainous upper slopes of the famous Mt. HuangShan in Anhui. More Info >

Liu An Gua Pian (六安瓜片), also known as Lu’an Melon Seed, is a green tea from Liu’an County in Anhui Province, China. This is a famous green tea and is listed on virtually all China Famous Tealists. This tea is unique because it is the only Chinese green tea made without using any buds, new leaves or stems. Mature leaves are used instead, and due to this, it has also reportedly the highest nutritional level among all green teas. When brewed, Liu An Gua Pian has a great complex sweet taste and aroma. More Info >

Monkey Picked Tie Guanyin (猴王铁观音) is a classic, unforgettable oolong tea that tastes gorgeously smooth and refreshing. The dried leaves have a long-lasting fragrance as they undergo a 100 percent degree of fermentation. Legendarily picked by monkeys on the mountains of Taiwan and named after Kuan Yin, the Goddess of compassion, this tea is great for all tea drinkers. More Info >

Jasmine Dragon Pearls (茉莉龙珠) is a delicious sweet green tea which is incredibly popular among tea drinkers. It is a combination of the highest quality green tea with a jasmine aroma. More Info >