- Floral
- Caramel
- Sweet
Where does this tea come from?
Sichuan: The Gateway of Ancient Tea Traditions

How to Brew
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4-5grams -
90°C500ml -
5-7mins -
1brew
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This dark amber buckwheat tea features a rich aroma of toasted bread crust and oat cookies. The first brew is deep, with pronounced nutty and caramel notes. Naturally caffeine-free, it is ideal for evening tea drinking.
Brewing instructions:
Measure 4–5 grams of buckwheat tea for every 500 ml of water. Heat the water to around 90 °C. Pour over the tea and steep for 5–7 minutes to allow the beneficial compounds to infuse fully. Before serving, give the tea a gentle stir for even flavour. This naturally caffeine‑free tea is suitable for drinking at any time of the day.
Packaging:
Loose grain, 100g.
Region: Sichuan
SKU: 0303
Delivery time: 1–3 business days
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Nestled between dramatic mountain ranges and lush river valleys, Sichuan is revered as one of China’s oldest tea-producing regions. Here, the legendary Mengding Mountains and sacred Emei Shan cradle tea gardens at elevations above 1,000 meters, shrouded in mist and nourished by mineral-rich soils. This region is renowned for delicate green teas like Mengding Ganlu and Zhuyeqing—praised for their fresh, mellow sweetness and vibrant aroma—as well as rich, chocolaty Sichuan black teas.



Sichuan’s storied tea houses, the heartbeat of local culture for centuries, bring together generations in celebration of craftsmanship and community. Steeped in imperial history, each cup offers a timeless taste of innovation and tradition. Experience the purity and soul of Sichuan tea, where every leaf tells a story of nature, heritage, and artistry.
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