Chinese Green YGroup_Darjeeling This tea thrives at high

This tea thrives at high elevations

often on rocky hillsides during southern and eastern Europe’s long summer days and cool nights

not just for its cultural heritage

dramatic seasons

with the slightest hint of aniseed

Chinese Green YGroup_Darjeeling This tea thrives at highOften known as Temple of Heaven, this special gunpowder tea (locally referred to as Zhu Cha or Pearl tea) is grown in the beautiful mountainous regions of southern China. Here, dramatic seasons, with humid summers and bitter frosts melting into a vibrant spring flush, nurture the tea leaves flavour. The plucked leaves are then tightly rolled to protect their smooth, mellow flavour.