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Shui Xian grown in Taiwan is a difficult tea to obtain due to small harvest and due to insect infestation Shui Xian has a large body, with a light floral tone and fine depth. This black tea has a full body with hints of citrus and wood and a floral finish….
Shui Xian Water Sprite grown in Taiwan is a difficult tea to obtain due to small harvests and due to insect infestation Shui Xian has a large body, with a light floral tone and nice depth. The award-winning farmer, Mr Chang, insists on sustainable farming and no pesticides and herbicides....
Si Ji Chun or Four Seasons oolong is a slightly flowering Taiwanese variety that is usually grown at 200m ~ 600m altitude. This Four Seasons is grown at 1500m which is the highest altitude at which Four Seasons is grown. The tea has been awarded The Diamond Taste Award by the International Taste Institute by winning the highest prize. The award-winning…
Si Ji Chun or Four Seasons oolong is a slightly flowering Taiwanese variety that is usually grown at 200m ~ 600m altitude. This Four Seasons is grown at 1500m which is the highest altitude at which Four Seasons is grown. The tea has been awarded The Diamond Taste Award by the International Taste Institute by winning the highest prize. The award-winning…
Simao Pu-erh tea is characterised by its earthy nature and complex flavour profile. Unlike other teas, this type of Pu-erh undergoes a fermentation process that gives it its characteristic flavour, which can be described as deeply earthy with notes of wood, dark chocolate and a subtle sweetness. Palace puer, which is also known as Gong Ting puer,...
Singell is one of the oldest tea farms in Darjeeling and is located at an altitude of about 1500 m in the northwestern part of the beautiful Kurseong Valley in Darjeeling. Singell is known for its old stock of tea bushes. The farm's teas are known for their classic taste profile. This tea is from part of the farm that…
Tian Mu Qing Ding is a green tea from Zhejiang Province in China. The tea is harvested in early spring from plantations located on Mount Tian Mu. This famous tea is only made on one farm in China and we at In the Mood for Tea are proud to have the agency in Sweden for all the farm…
Tian Mu Tips is a green tea from Zhejiang province in China. The tea is harvested in early spring from farms located on Tian Mu Mountain. The olive green tea leaves give an infusion with a light and clear flavour of greenery with notes of asparagus and sugar peas. 75-80 c 2-3 grams 200ml 1.5-3 minutes
This Tie Guanyin is a superb version of China's most famous oolong. The tea leaves are hand-picked from tea bushes grown at high altitude in inner Anxi, in a clean and incredibly beautiful environment and for this quality only the finest leaves are selected. It is lightly oxidised and gently roasted to preserve the clear, clean aromas....
The Tie Guanyin Li Li Xiang is a delicious version of China's most famous oolong tea. "Lili Xiang" means "every leaf is fragrant". The tea leaves are hand-picked from tea bushes grown at high altitude in inner Anxi, in a clean and incredibly beautiful and pristine environment and the tea is made with great craftsmanship. Tie Guanyin has two good...
Our Traditional Tie Guanyin is an exquisite version of China's most famous oolong tea. The tea leaves are hand-picked from tea bushes grown at high altitude in inner Anxi, in a clean and incredibly beautiful and pristine environment and the tea is made with great craftsmanship. Traditional Tie Guanyin undergoes a long and skilful carbon roasting process. In the cup, the...
We have chosen to take our Ujeon from a small family farm in Hwagae in Hadong, the area that produces the most traditional teas in Korea. The farm's teas have won the very prestigious first prize in the area's tea festival and the family has its own stand of semi-wild bushes (locally this type of tea is referred to as yaseang-cha:...
White Peony Rose is a high-quality, hand-picked organic white tea flavoured with organic rose petals and rose oil. The flavour is soft and refreshing with a light, well-balanced floral note. 70-80 c 2-3 grams 200ml 2-3 min
This is a wild, organic rooibos from the Cederberg Mountains in South Africa, north of Cape Town. It is harvested by hand from wild bushes, which is unusual today when most of the rooibos sold is commercially grown. The co-operative we work with has both cultivated and wild rooibos, and we chose the wild rooibos because it exhibits a...
Our wild-growing, organic rooibos from Cederberg in South Africa, we combine here with real bergamot from Calabria in Italy and, where the finest bergamot is grown. We have also given the tea a touch of orange and lemon with citrus oils from the same area. The rooibos are harvested by hand from wild-growing shrubs, something that is unusual today…
Our wild-grown, organic rooibos from Cederberg in South Africa is combined here with genuine lemon oil from Calabria in Italy, organic ginger and ginger oil. The rooibos is harvested by hand from wild-growing bushes, something that is unusual today when most of the rooibos sold is commercially grown. The co-operative we work with has both cultivated and...
Our wild, organic rooibos from Cederberg in South Africa is combined here with fresh organic peppermint. The harvesting of rooibos is done by hand from wild-growing bushes, which is unusual today when most of the rooibos sold is commercially grown. The co-operative we work with has both cultivated and wild rooibos, and we chose the wild...
Yunnan Pure Gold is a black tea from Yunnan Province, and one of the world's premier black teas. This premium Yunnan Gold is grown at an altitude of around 1700 metres in Lincang, Western Yunnan Province, and harvested by hand in early spring. The tea consists mainly of the coveted buds, and during the oxidation process, these feathery buds acquire their beautiful golden colour.
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