Tea, Page 11

Classic green tea, valued primarily for its invigorating and energizing properties | 1000g

Classic green tea, valued primarily for its invigorating and energizing properties | 50g

This Dragon Well tea was harvested from a high-altitude organic tea garden in Linan.

This Dragon Well tea was harvested from a high-altitude organic tea garden in Linan.

This Dragon Well (Long Jing) tea was harvested from a mountain organic tea garden | 1000g

This Dragon Well (Long Jing) tea was harvested from a mountain organic tea garden | 50g

t comes from Tong Mu Guan—one of the coldest tea-growing environments in the world.

t comes from Tong Mu Guan—one of the coldest tea-growing environments in the world.

The tea leaves for this Iron Goddess originate from the Wu Hua Shan garden.

The tea leaves for this Iron Goddess originate from the Wu Hua Shan garden.

This traditional Wuyi oolong comes from the village of Zheling in Wuyishan.

This traditional Wuyi oolong comes from the village of Zheling in Wuyishan.

Huo Shan Huang Da Cha yellow tea has very large leaves mixed with tea stems.

Huo Shan Huang Da Cha yellow tea has very large leaves mixed with tea stems.

This visually striking tea is an oolong from gardens near Fukuoka on the island of Kyushu.

This visually striking tea is an oolong from gardens near Fukuoka on the island of Kyushu.

Sayama Kaori is the name of a Japanese tea cultivar, meaning "fragrance from Sayama." | 50

Sayama Kaori is the name of a Japanese tea cultivar, meaning "fragrance from Sayama"|1000g

Koushun is a distinctive cultivar celebrated for its wild floral aroma.

Koushun is a distinctive cultivar celebrated for its wild floral aroma.

Arriving just in time for the festive season, it’s often lovingly called “Christmas tea.”

Arriving just in time for the festive season, it’s often lovingly called “Christmas tea.”

Wild Damask Rose from the Edge of the Taklimakan Desert.

Wild Damask Rose from the Edge of the Taklimakan Desert.