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While many types of tea are grown in China’s Yunnan province, perhaps the most iconic and unique is Pu-Erh tea, an ancient and culturally significant beverage with an incredible history, grown nowhere else in the world.

While many types of tea are grown in Yunnan, perhaps the most iconic and unique is Pu-Erh tea, an ancient, unique and culturally significant beverage with an incredible history, grown nowhere else in the world.

Our Bulang Mountain Pu-Erh tea cakes are a unique offering reminiscent of the beginnings of Pu-Erh tea itself.

Pu-Erh is an iconic tea with a fascinating history, from the old tea horse road where the beverage originated in the 6th century.

You may already know that tea is one of the best beverage bargains there is — a power-packed flavor sensation for only pennies per cup. But did you also know that you can increase that bargain by three or four-fold?

Welcome, tea drinkers, to 2025: the Year of the Snake! With hard work, a little luck, and many cups of tea, the Year of the Snake is poised to bring us happiness and prosperity.

The gaiwan is perhaps the most traditional vessel used to prepare tea, dating back centuries to China's Ming Dynasty.

The way the leaf is processed is the main factor in determining what type of tea the freshly plucked leaves will become.

How would you like to meet a real-life tea master?

Over the centuries the teapot, which is the dearest companion of any serious tea drinker, has been forged from a variety of different materials including stone, metal, ceramics (both porous and glazed) and, perhaps most famously, porcelain.