Tie Guan YinTaste: Buttery, Floral, Earthy Serving: Each bag makes around 50 to 60 cups of tea, depending on your taste preference. Anxi was once a struggling tea town in southern China. According to legend, when Emperor Qianlong tasted this tea on a southern visit, he praised its orchid like aroma and spring like clarity and gave it the name Tie Guan Yin, the Iron Goddess of Mercy. This semi oxidized tea balances the freshness of green tea with the roundness of

it offers more than taste

Designed for effortless loose leaf brewing

not just for its golden bloom but for what it brings to memory: Mid-Autumn nights

aromatic teas with a naturally smooth finish

floral blends

Taste: Tropical

We blend whole chrysanthemum flowers with red dates

Dried Snow Pear Slices

but in skilled hands it is a rhythm learned over years where every sift shapes the character of the tea

beginning with two fruits that feel worlds apart

For generations they have been steeped to support digestion and bring comfort

and resting time