Cakes

The subtle earthy flavor. Each sip leaves a good upwards energy lingering behind.

Big Snow Mountain, fueling a new generation of artists and creators. 

Big Snow Mountain in Chinese is Da Xue Shan (大雪山) and is a name that resonates in the minds of many fans of puerh tea.

Big Snow Mountain holds Chen Xiang Qi. 

Chen Xiang (沉香) is a Chinese medicinal plant that produces fragrant wood under a pathological condition called Chen Xiang. It's also known as agarwood, chàhm hēung, or aquilaria sinensis, which is endemic to China.

Chen Xiang is bitter, warming, and drains to help the kidneys grasp Qi. It enters the stomach, lung, and spleen meridians, expels wind, eliminates dampness, and strengthens the spleen. It treats diarrhea, vomiting, stomachache, and wind-cold. However, it's contraindicated during pregnancy and in cases of internal heat due to Yin Deficiency.

Chen Xiang is the name of a type of Pu-erh tea that has aged to achieve the "Chen Xiang" sought after by Pu-erh connoisseurs.

Big Snow Essence is clear and clean like fresh snow on high mountain peaks. 

Here is a tea that tastes unbelievably well rounded and mind bogglingly smooth.

This is our creme de la creme.

Walking a path of its own, Ancient Ancestor is one of the industry's most unique black teas, being in a cake form, unlike usual black teas, which are kept loose.

The Ancient Ancestor cake feels solid in hand. The tea is condensed enough that it doesn't crumble everywhere. Yet it is loose enough that it is easy to hand break off a piece. 

The taste is unmistakable. Once it reaches your palette, you receive a flavorful memory of serenity and calm. That flavor will never be forgotten. This tea is one of a kind.

This is the Claude Monet of our tea lineup.