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Chinese Wild Tea Sampler: 5 Flavors for $5 with Free Shipping
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5 in 1 Chinese Wild Tea Sampler: 5 Flavors for $5 with Free Shipping
What is Wild Tea?
Wild tea typically refers to Chinese tea trees that grow naturally in the wilderness and forests, relying entirely on natural conditions without excessive human intervention or management. These Chinese tea trees, free from pesticides and fertilizers, thrive in their natural habitat. The fresh leaves from these tea trees undergo a series of tea processing techniques to produce different types of wild tea, such as wild black tea, wild green tea, and wild oolong tea. The wild tea you receive is the result of this process. It's more natural, and pure, and carries a unique wild flavor.
Specific details of the 5 USD Tea
Try five different wild teas for just $5 (no extra shipping fees)! Limited to 100 sets, one set per ID.
Included are:
- Wild Green Tea 0.17 OZ(5g)*1
(resembling premium Bi Luo Chun) - Wild Oolong Tea 0.17 OZ(5g)*1
(crafted using Wuyi Rock Tea techniques) - Wild Black Tea 0.17 OZ(5g)*1
(made in the style of Lapsang Souchong Black Tea) - Wild White Tea 0.17 OZ(5g)*1
(crafted like Fuding White Tea) - Wild Dark Tea 0.17 OZ(5g)*1
(crafted using Hunan Anhua Dark Tea techniques)
These five wild teas are sourced from untamed wilderness, ensuring free from pesticides and fertilizers, thrive and offering unique wild flavors. Don't miss out on this chance to savor the essence of nature!
Note: Taxes apply in the EU
Plucking Standard
- Wild Green Tea: One Bud with One Leave; April 2024
- Wild Oolong Tea: One Bud with Three Leaves; April 2024
- Wild Black Tea: One Bud with Two Leaves; April 2024
- Wild White Tea: One Bud with Two Leaves; April 2024
- Wild Dark Tea: One Bud with Three Leaves; April 2024
How to confirm it's authentic wild tea?
- Leaf Characteristics:
Leaf blades are thin, thin and have a nutrient-deficient feel to them.
Lack of sunlight, the color of the leaves is lighter and more inclined to yellowish-green.
Hand-picked only, the stalks are unevenly cut.
Tea trees grow naturally with inconsistent tenderness and size of leaves.
Unmanaged, tea leaves may have insect holes - Aroma & Taste:
Longer lasting and elegant aroma.
Stronger tea flavor, deep and long lasting aftertaste, and obvious tannins.
Less sunlight, more anthocyanins, may make the tea soup brownish in color. - Origin:
Mostly from remote mountainous areas or forests, caution should be taken when source information is unknown.
How's the taste of wild tea?
- Rich flavor: The flavor of wild tea is much more complex than ordinary tea, with new discoveries in every sip.
- Natural Aroma: It has a special wild aroma that is as natural as walking into a forest.
- Sweet but not greasy: Wild tea tastes sweet and mellow at the same time, it feels very comfortable.
- Long aftertaste: After drinking, the sweet aftertaste will linger in your mouth for a long time.
- Wild and Untamed: Experience the true essence of nature with our wild tea, every sip embodies the power of the wilderness.
Shipping And Return
- Shipping Policy
This product is eligible for free shipping.
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Delivery time for orders is divided into two parts: processing time and shipping time. Processing time usually takes up to 48 hours. Shipping time varies depending on the shipping method for each product category. Shipping time depends on your country.
For most countries/regions, the delivery time is about 10-18 business days. - Return & Exchange Policy
We support 30 days return policy.
If you are not satisfied with tea within 15 days, you can get a refund.
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As Natural As It Gets - A Limited 100-Box Harvest Of The Wild's Purest Teas.
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Nature's Purest Bounty, Yours for $5
Indulge in a breathtaking exploration of the wild's most coveted flavors. 5 masterfully crafted teas, wildly harvested - all yours for $5.
What's Special About Wild Tea
Wild Green Tea Origin
- Kaishan Town, Hezhou, Guangxi, China
- Altitude: 1000 meters
These wild green teas are plucked deep within the ancient forests of Hezhou's Kaishan region. "To find the trees growing around 1,000 meters, I must trek over rugged mountain paths - it takes 4-5 hours each way," explains local farmer Shanren Chen. Blanketed in perpetual mist with rich, fertile soil, this is the ideal environment for these wild buds to thrive. "That's why my tea is three times the price of others," he notes proudly.
Wild Black Tea Origin
- Daming Mountain area, Shanglin County, Nanning, Guangxi, China
- Altitude: 900 meters
Our wild black teas hail from the remote Daming Mountain slopes of Nanning, where farmer Jiamei Huang reveals her great-grandfather's generation originally planted the untamed bushes, then left untended - allowing the leaves to re-root and flourish naturally. Every spring harvest, she embarks on a tea-picking journey, riding a motorcycle for half an hour and then hiking for hours into the cloud-covered peaks. Eating sticky rice cakes, she meticulously hand-picks the scattered wild tea leaves
Wild Oolong Tea Origin
- Li Jiang Village, Longsheng County, Guilin, Guangxi, China
- Altitude: 1000 meters
Our wild oolong tea emerge from remote gardens nestled deep within Guilin's Jianxin Nature Reserve, a misty mountain realm where humidity hovers around 90%. "But locating those primordial bushes rooted in the peaks is an arduous trek." Tea Farmers Liu Hai. "We must cut through treacherous primeval forests where villagers have encountered bears, pit vipers, and wild boars." Even our photographer took nasty falls along the way, hiking boots coming unglued.
Wild White Tea Origin
- Nodou Town, Fuding City, Ningde City, Fujian Province, China
- Altitude: 600 meters
Our wild white teas hail from Guanyang Village in Fuding, situated at the coveted 120°E, 27°N latitude - a geographic parallel akin to the "golden latitudes" prized for fine wines, representing the pinnacle of white tea quality. As local artisan Naihai Zhu explains, "White tea has the fewest processing steps, yet mastering it is most difficult - you need the finest raw material."
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Wild Dark Tea Origin
- Anhua County, Yiyang City, Hunan Province, China
- Altitude: 1000 meters
Wild Dark tea comes from Anhua, Hunan. Our partner, tea master Gaoyang Luo, comes from a long line of tea experts, with 13 generations producing Anhua dark tea. His son has also joined us. The wild tea trees here are lush and of excellent quality. Every year during the harvest season, he and his family have to walk for several hours on rugged mountain roads to find the scattered wild tea buds in the deep mountains.
Loose Leaf & Full Leaf Tea Bags
Whole Leaves, Just Tear, Pour, and Steep.
Easy to Use. Each tea bag is pre-measured for a perfect cup every time. No need for spoons or scales. Our large-capacity single-serving products also offer loose leaf tea bag options for even greater convenience, allowing you to enjoy a good cup of tea anytime, anywhere.
Brewing Method
Certification
The tea has passed the EU food-grade pesticide residue standards.
Protecting Nature, One Sip at a Time: iTeaworld's Pledge
iTeaworld is committed to sustainable development, championing eco-friendly practices and utilizing recyclable packaging. We use FSC-certified paper and soybean oil ink for our packaging, along with biodegradable corn starch for our tea bags. Additionally, iTeaworld is dedicated to safeguarding century-old trees from pest infestations.
Preserving Centennial Trees: Our Commitment
Centuries-old trees facing pest damage and survival challenges. iTeaworld collaborates with Guilin Agricultural Bureau to establish conservation sanctuaries, transplanting and caring for over 3000 ancient tea trees.
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We Promise Provide 100% Natural Loose Leaf Tea Without Any Extra Additions. No Sugar, No Gluten.
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What is your shipping policy and return policy?
We support shipping to most countries worldwide.
Free worldwide shipping on purchases of $39.89 or more!
Shipping is $4.99 before $39.89
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Shipping time is determined by your country, generally it takes 8-20 business days for USA and 8-15 business days for UK. Specific shipping time details can be obtained by contacting us!
We support 15 days full refund without reason if you are not satisfied with your tea.
We pursue customer satisfaction, if there is any problem you can contact us to solve it! We will give you a satisfactory solution!
What are the benefits of drinking Chinese jasmine tea and how is it different from other jasmine teas?
Drinking Chinese jasmine tea offers numerous benefits for overall well-being. Some of its notable advantages include improved digestion, enhanced immune system, stress relief, and a rich source of antioxidants. The unique aspect of Chinese jasmine tea lies in its production process. Unlike other jasmine teas that use artificial fragrances, Chinese jasmine tea is made by blending fresh jasmine blossoms with high-quality green tea leaves. This intricate preparation method results in an exquisite aroma and a delicate flavor profile, setting it apart from regular jasmine teas.
Does Loose Leaf Jasmine Tea contain caffeine?
Yes, this loose leaf jasmine tea does contain caffeine. The jasmine tea in this product is made with green tea and jasmine flowers, so the caffeine content is determined by the green tea. In general, the tea in this product contains less caffeine than other types of tea such as black tea or oolong tea. If you are sensitive to caffeine, you may want to consider choosing a caffeine-free jasmine tea or limiting your intake.
Why do certain varieties in this jasmine tea series feature dried jasmine flowers while others do not?
In Chinese jasmine tea, the absence of dried jasmine flowers in a tea signifies higher quality. This reflects a meticulous crafting process that prioritizes the inherent characteristics of the tea leaves over-relying on added floral components.
There are four jasmine teas in this jasmine tea sampler, and the biggest difference between them is the number of scenting times. This is a sign of the craftsmanship of jasmine tea.The higher the number, the more intricate the processing, resulting in a superior tea grade with fewer visible dried jasmine flowers in the dry tea leaves. In this product lineup, the 3-scented Jasmine Bi Luo Chun and the 5-scented Jasmine Mao Jian contain a minimal amount of dried jasmine flowers, while the 7-scented Jasmine Needle King has very few, and the 9-scented Jasmine White Tip contains none.
In China, the epitome of jasmine tea quality often manifests as an intense jasmine aroma without visible dried jasmine flowers in the dry tea leaves. This phenomenon adds to the mystery and uniqueness of Chinese jasmine tea.
