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Flavored Teas (stress releasing)

Fairytale

Earl Grey Special

Lychee Black Lychee Oolong
Osmanthus Oolong Rose Oolong Osmanthus Green Rose Green
Safari Delight Wolfberry Maicha Wolfberry Jasmine Green  

Fairytale New!
Comes from above the central hills of Nuwara Eliya. This Sri Lankan green tea has the same clean taste that makes black Ceylon teas so enjoyable. Perfectly blended with rose blossoms, marigold, orange blossoms, and natural strawberry and raspberry flavors. Excellent with honey or sugar. Also available in teabags, click here for details.
Origin: Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka

Earl Grey Special New!
Made of premium Sri Lankan black tea, this exotic version of Earl Grey offers a more refreshing taste than its traditional counterpart does. If the famous black tea and bergamot oil make up the soul of this tea, the well blended violet blossoms, chrysanthemum blossoms and orange peel put together its perfect body. Excellent with or without sugar and milk.
Origin: Sri Lanka

Lychee Black
A heavily fermented counterpart of the Lychee Oolong Tea. When brewed, this tea has a reddish brown hue and a light sweet honey-like taste. Try it with sugar and/or cream. Best served after meals.
Origin: Guangdong

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Lychee Oolong
This delightful fruit tea not only pleases the palate but also boosts energy levels. When preparing and drinking this tea, one is instantly amazed with its strong pleasantly sweet fruity aroma. Excellent for dessert tea. Also available in teabags, click here for details.
Origin: Fujian

Osmanthus Oolong
Enhanced with the pleasing flavor of the famous Chinese 'gui hua' (orange blossoms), this oolong tea is an excellent choice for dessert tea. Also available in teabags, click here for details.
Origin: Fujian

Rose Oolong
The semi-fermented counterpart of the Rose Green Tea. The blending of fine oolong tea and rose petals gives a fruity aroma and a fuller body. Again, rose petals are renowned for their nourishing, medicinal properties.
Origin: Fujian

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Osmanthus Green New!
The blending of fine green tea and osmanthus flowers which is also known as "Kwai Flower". Osmanthus gives highly pleasant peach-like taste which persists long after drinking it.
Origin: Zhejiang

Rose Green
The blending of fine green tea and rose petals gives an aftertaste and aroma persist long after drinking it. Rose petals are also renowned for their nourishing, medicinal properties. Also available in teabags click here for details.
Origin: Fujian

Safari Delight New!
A yummy blend of Sri Lankan green tea with lemon and orange peels, blackcurrant leaf cut, dried apple pieces, lemongrass, and natural strawberry flavors. Excellent with honey or sugar.
Origin: Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka

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Wolfberry Maicha (Roasted rice tea) New!
A blend of refreshing green tea, aromatic roasted rice and sweet wolfberry which is also known as "goji berry". Roasted rice enhances digestive system and boosts energy. Dried wolfberry enhances immune system, improves eyesight and blood circulation, and strengthens the liver.
Origin: Zhejiang

Wolfberry Jasmine Green New!
The blending of Jasmine Green, wolfberry, longan (dragon eye) and Osmanthus forms this nutritious tea. The jasmine fragrance is released from the first brew, the sweetness of wolfberry and longan follows in the subsequent brews. Dried Wolfberry has medicinal properties to enhance immune system, improve eyesight and blood circulation, and strengthens the liver. Longan improves sleeping quality and boosts energy.
Origin: Fujian

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Brewing suggestion for Flavored tea
Put 3 to 5 g of tea leaves in 150 mL water at:

80 - 85°C for Fairytale and Green tea, brew it
for 3 to 5 minutes. This provides at least 3 to 4
good infusions.

95-100°C for Oolong teas, brew it for 5 to 7 minutes. This provides at least 4 to 5 good infusions.

100°C for Black tea, brew it for 5 to 7 minutes.
This provides at least 4-5 good infusions.

Tip
Do not oversoak tea leaves
in water. Separate them from
water after each infusion.

Tip
Extended brewing time will yield a more intense taste of the tea, but will reduce the number of infusions.

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