Green Tea
Green tea products from the Midlands and High mountains of Vietnam
Green Shan Tea
Green shan tea Green shan tea This “one bud and two leaves” green tea is from 200-600-year-old Snow Shan tea trees in Ha Giang, Vietnam. The tea delicately awakens your senses with the lingering fruity scent, beautiful green color, mild astringent taste, and sweet aftertaste. An ethereal tea takes us into the unspoiled and quiet […]
Jasmine Shan Tea
Jasmine Shan Tea Jasmine Shan Tea An elegant tea which is a combination of the 200-600-year-old Snow Shan tea trees from Ha Giang and jasmine blossom buds. It brews up a light green color with a light astringency and a sweet aftertaste. The jasmine blossom fragrance is both ethereal and rich, sending you to a […]
Lotus Shan Tea
lotus shan tea lotus shan tea A delicate tea which is a combination of the famous lotus found in Hanoi and the 200-600-year-old Snow Shan tea trees from Ha Giang. It brews up a golden color with a light astringency and a sweet aftertaste. The lotus blossom fragrance wakes up the senses and sends you […]
Pure Green Tea
Pure Green Tea Pure Green Tea This one-bud green tea comes from the famous tea land – Thai Nguyen, Vietnam. The tea buds were picked by artisans’ skillful hands and went through a rigorous but delicate process. The tea delivers its signature sweet scent of young green rice with a calming light green color. The […]
Smokey Shan Tea
Smokey Shan Tea Smokey Shan Tea This “one bud and two leaves” green tea is from 200-600-year-old Snow Shan tea trees in Ta Xua, Vietnam. This unique tea has a strong smoke flavor, which brings the scent of forests of Northwest high mountains into each cup of tea. About the tea A precious kind of […]
Vietnam Classic Green
Vietnam Classic Green Vietnam Classic Green It is the one bud and one leaf green of tea that represents the most quintessential tea of Thai Nguyen. Through the hands of tea artisans, the tea gives a clear green colour, with an aromatic flavor of green rice flakes, and a rich sweet aftertaste. About the tea […]
