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Phoenix Oolong Mi Lan Xiang Nong Xiang 2026 No.1 鳳凰単叢 蜜蘭香濃香 2026 No.1
Nong Xiang is a finishing style that is very popular in China. As the name suggests, it is characterized by an intense aroma.
From ¥1,600 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Ya Shi Xiang 2021 鳳凰単叢 鴨屎香 2021
A Phoenix Dan Cong with an intensely fruity flavor reminiscent of peach and ripe mango. Its name is said to be a nickname farmers gave it so others would not take their good tea trees.
From ¥1,900 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Ya Shi Xiang 2022 鳳凰単叢 鴨屎香 2022 No.2
From Pingkengtou village at around 1,000m. A tropical aroma suggesting mango, with a soft mouthfeel and a long finish to enjoy.
From ¥1,500 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Huang Zhi Xiang 2011 鳳凰単叢 黄枝香 2011
A Huang Zhi Xiang aged over ten years in Malaysia without oxygen. A concentrated sweet aroma of fig, pear and raisin.
From ¥2,200 (15g)
Phoenix Wu Dong Lao Cong Xiong Di Zai Single Tree 2016 鳳凰烏崠 老欉兄弟仔単株 2016
A Xiong Di Zi with a sweet, gentle aroma of strawberry, mulberry and wild raspberry. The cultivar takes its name from a mother tree that divided into two trunks.
From ¥6,300 (15g)
Huang Wu Ling Raw Pu-erh tea 2013 黄蕪林生茶 2013
A hand-made raw pu-erh by an ethnic-minority community. A faint toastiness and smoke meet the sweet dried-fruit aroma of ageing in a distinctive harmony.
From ¥1,700 (50g)
Huang Jin Gui 黄金桂
An Anxi oolong given a medium roast. A bright osmanthus-like floral aroma with a toasty, dried-fruit character.
From ¥1,400 (30g)
Ripe Pu-erh Jasmine Tea 黒茉莉茶
An original jasmine tea based on naturally grown ripe pu-erh. Unlike the usual green-tea base, it takes milk extremely well and goes with sweets.
From ¥1,900 (50g)
