Roselle are wild-grown flowers usually found along the side of pure and unpolluted hills and gorges. This tea is common in European countries and also in South East Asia, where it is called “Oriental . . . → Read More: Roselle Tea
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This Herbal tea is made from real rose buds, plucked when they are young and then dried. It has a natural rosy taste and aroma, making it a lovely and highly enjoyable beverage. The . . . → Read More: Red Rosebud 
Qing Shan Lu Shui is a type of high grade Kuding tea. Made using only the most tender leaves from the Kuding bush, this tea has all the medicinal qualities of Kuding tea, which . . . → Read More: Qing Shan Lv Shui 
Qian Ri Hong literally translates to “Thousand Days Red” due to the long blooming period of this flower. This tea contains essential vitamins and minerals and is known in Chinese medicine for helping to . . . → Read More: Qian Ri Hong 
This golden-yellow flower is renowned for its unforgettable aromatic fragrance that can be smelled from far away. Osmanthus flower has been used as the main component of some famous Chinese dishes since ancient times. . . . → Read More: Osmanthus Flower 
Lavender is a very special herbal tisane which has calming effects that helps relieve stress, fatigue, headache and insomnia. Drinking a cup of Lavender tea before going to bed is known to promote restful . . . → Read More: Lavender 
Kuding tea is a traditional health drink, known for its many medicinal properties such as cooling, detoxifying, promoting blood circulation and aiding digestion. Regular consumption of this tea helps to reduce blood pressure and . . . → Read More: Kuding Tea |
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