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Mao Feng Hua Hai – Chinese Green Tea 50 g
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Regular price 15,90 EURRegular priceUnit price 318,00 €/kgSale price 15,90 EUR -
Anji Bai Cha 1st Grade – Chinese Green Tea 50 g
Vendor:Cap sur le théRegular price 34,90 EURRegular priceUnit price 698,00 €/kgSale price 34,90 EUR -
Myanmar Black Tea Leaf – Shan Black Tea 50 g
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Pu Erh Menghai 5 Years – Dark Yunnan Tea, 50 g
Vendor:Cap sur le théRegular price 19,40 EURRegular priceUnit price 388,00 €/kgSale price 19,40 EUR -
Tanzania Usambara – Artisanal Oolong Tea 50 g
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Himalayan Orange Hill – Oolong from Nepal FTGFOP1 50 g
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Collection: Rare & Fine Teas
Discover our rare loose-leaf teas and grand crus: Chinese green teas, Myanmar black tea, Oolong from Tanzania and Nepal, and Yunnan Pu-Erh. This selection in 50 g sizes allows you to compare very different origins and cup profiles.
Which rare tea to choose according to your tastes?
- A vegetal and floral cup: the Mao Feng Hua Hai, a Chinese green tea, offers a delicate and light profile.
- A green tea with fruity nuances: the Anji Bai Cha 1st Grade, unflavored, invites careful tasting.
- A full-bodied and robust black tea: the Myanmar Black Tea Leaf du Shan brings body and a noticeable astringency.
- A round, cocoa-like and malty Oolong: the Tanzanie Usambara also develops honeyed nuances.
- A smooth and nutty Oolong: the Himalayan Orange Hill from Nepal combines a light roasted touch with a subtle floral nuance.
- A deep and intense cup: the Pu-Erh Menghai 5 ans, from Yunnan, features notes of bitter chocolate, dried fruit and a peaty nuance.
For your first tasting, start with the profile you already enjoy, then explore another origin. Each product page specifies the character of the tea and its preparation tips: temperature, dosage and duration are chosen according to the reference.
To compare more broadly, find our green teas, our black teas, our Oolongs and our Pu-Erhs.
How to choose a grand cru?
A fine tea stands out for the quality of its harvest, its terroir, its cultivar, and the expertise of the producers. Each origin develops a unique aromatic personality, whether vegetal, floral, mineral, woody, or fruity.
Discovering several fine teas is the best way to refine your palate and explore the full diversity of the world of tea.
How to prepare an exceptional cup of tea?
Fine teas deserve an appropriate preparation to reveal all their finesse. The water temperature, steeping time and dosage directly influence the balance of aromas.
Each tea has its own recommendations. See the preparation instructions on each product page to fully enjoy your tasting experience.





