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China’s 10 Famous Teas Collection
$24.99 USD
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China’s 10 Famous Teas Collection
$24.99 USD
Unit price perWe created this set with three clear goals:
- Show the full flavor spectrum of Chinese tea
- Cover the six core Chinese tea categories in one box
- Use the internationally representative teas
Together, these ten teas form a practical “flavor map” that helps you truly understand Chinese tea—quickly, clearly, and enjoyably.
Two iconic Green Teas — Longjing and Huangshan Maofeng
Representing China’s two great green tea techniques: pan-fired and oven-fired, and two of the legendary “Ten Famous Teas.”
Two classic Oolongs — Tieguanyin and Da Hong Pao
The fragrant elegance of Southern Fujian meets the roasted, mineral depth of Wuyi rock tea—showing the true range of oolong.
Two foundational Black Teas — Qimen (Keemun) and Yunnan Dianhong
Small-leaf refinement versus large-leaf richness—two pillars of Chinese black tea.
White Tea — White Peony (Bai Mudan)
Soft, honeyed, and naturally sweet—the pure expression of minimally processed tea.
Dark Tea — Ripe Pu’er from Yunnan
Smooth, earthy, and deeply comforting—the most approachable style of aged tea.
Yellow Tea — Junshan Yinzhen
Rare, subtle, and essential for understanding China’s complete tea landscape.
Scented Tea — Jasmine Tea
China’s signature floral tradition—the perfect entry point into Chinese tea culture.
Ten Famous Chinese Teas – Sampler Set
Each tea: 2 bags × 5 g
- Longjing Green Tea
- Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea
- Anxi Tieguanyin Oolong
- Dahongpao Oolong
- Keemun Black Tea
- Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea
- Ripe Pu’er Dark Tea
- White Peony White Tea
- Junshan Yinzhen Yellow Tea
- Jasmine Green Tea (Triple Scented)
+ 1 Booklet: “Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Tea”
+ Corn Fiber Tea Bags *20 Bags
+ 10 Tea Cards
Gift Box Version:
- Same 10 teas × 2 bags × 5 g each
- 1 “Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Tea”
- 10 Tea Cards
Teaware Set:
- 1 Gaiwan
- 3 Tasting Cups
- 1 Pitcher (Fair Cup)
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A Complete Starter Kit for Quickly Understanding Chinese Tea
This set includes ten classic teas covering all six major tea categories plus scented tea. The booklet explains each type’s key features and differences in the simplest way, helping beginners build a clear understanding of Chinese tea in one go.
Learning Through Tasting: Culture and Techniques Combined
Comes with the Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Tea, covering essential tea culture, how to use a gaiwan, and basic tea etiquette. Each tea includes a tasting card with flavor notes and easy-to-follow brewing instructions.
Authentic Origins + Beginner-Friendly Brewing for a Real Tea Experience
Sourced from authentic core origins and crafted by experienced tea masters using traditional techniques, ensuring naturally pure flavors. This tea is also available in a version that includes a gaiwan, making it effortless to brew great-tasting tea.
The Stories of China’s Ten Famous Teas
Longjing Green Tea
West Lake Longjing, China’s most famous green tea, often called the “National Tea.” With over a thousand years of history, it was praised as an imperial tribute during the Qing dynasty. Grown in Hangzhou’s West Lake region, its flat, smooth leaves brew a clear, refreshing cup with roasted bean or tender chestnut notes, reflecting the elegance of Chinese tea culture.
Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea
Huangshan Maofeng, a high-mountain green tea from Anhui. Tender spring buds are hand-picked and lightly pan-fired, preserving natural fragrance. Pale jade liquor with delicate floral and chestnut notes, smooth, fresh, and naturally sweet, capturing the refined craftsmanship and high-mountain charm of Huizhou green tea.
Anxi Tieguanyin Oolong
Anxi Tieguanyin, one of China’s most celebrated oolongs, originated from a Qing Dynasty legend. Grown in Anxi’s Xiping region, it has three main styles: light, traditional, and aged. The light-oxidized style is the most popular, offering bright floral aroma, fresh, smooth taste, and a lingering sweet finish — embodying the legendary “Guanyin Charm.”
Da Hong Pao Oolong
Da Hong Pao, the iconic Wuyi rock tea, originates from a Ming Dynasty legend. Original mother trees grow on cliffs. Known for its mineral “rock rhyme” and roasted aroma, it has bold, layered flavors. Modern blends combine select Wuyi varietals, offering smooth, rich liquor that captures the essence of Wuyi rock tea.
Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea
Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea, from century-old trees in highland regions, hand-picked for quality. Full-bodied, smooth, sweet, and complex, with lasting finish. Jingmai Mountain ancient trees are especially prized, offering wild floral-honey aroma — a quintessential example of Yunnan black tea.
Keemun Black Tea
Keemun Black Tea, one of the world’s top aromatic black teas, grown in Qimen, Anhui. Developed in the late Qing dynasty with refined techniques, it offers lasting floral, fruity, and honeyed fragrance. Smooth, elegant, and highly aromatic — a classic example of fine black tea.
White Peony White Tea
White Peony, a famous white tea from Fuding, Fujian. Buds and leaves bloom like flowers, with silvery tips. Simply processed by withering and drying, it is sweet, mellow, and ages gracefully, exemplifying the elegance and purity of white tea.
Junshan Yinzhen Yellow Tea
Junshan Yinzhen, a prized yellow tea from Junshan Island, Hunan. Plump buds with fine white hairs are lightly fermented, yielding golden liquor with mellow, sweet flavor and lasting floral aroma — one of the finest yellow teas.
Pu’er Ripe Tea
Ripe Pu’er from Yunnan, processed with “wet piling” fermentation. Smooth, mellow, earthy, with sweet, aged aroma. Comforting, digestively friendly, and improves in flavor over time.
Jasmine Green Tea (Triple Scented)
Jasmine Green Tea, a classic scented tea, using green tea leaves and triple-scented with fresh jasmine flowers. Harmonious floral and tea aroma, lasting fragrance, refreshing and sweet — a fragrant symbol of Chinese tea culture.
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This iTeaworld Top 10 Chinese Teas Tea Set is an awesome intro for people getting into loose leaf tea. It's got 10 distinct types of Chinese tea, each supplied in 2 individual packs, totaling 3.5 oz of compressed whole leaves. The whole setup is totally beginner-friendly.The back of each packet has generic steep instructions, which is my only minor complaint as someone who nerds out over brewing loose leaf at home. Keeping it simple is good for beginners but I don't ever brew green teas (like the Jasmine Green or Longjing) over 175 degrees Fahrenheit even when the packet says 185. When I tried pushing it to their thermal limit I started getting harsh bitterness. The oolong, black, and white teas (White Peony, Yunnan Ancient Tree Black, Dahongpao Oolong, Keemun Black, Pu'er Ripe, Huangshan Maofeng, Junshan Yinzhen, Anxi Tieguanyin, to list 'em all) work fine with their recommended temps though. I like that the packaging mentions the leaves can be resteeped up to 7 times since newcomers rarely know that. Comes with corn fiber tea bags instead of plastic, and the box has informative cards explaining every tea inside.The compact footprint and individually sealed packs are super convenient (whether using a gaiwan, a teapot, or just a standard cup for hot or cold brewing). Color coding on the packets matches the black, yellow, green, and white tea types. This is the exact set to gift someone wanting to learn and enjoy real tea instead of those fancy looking boxes packed with artificially flavored stuff.
I've been drinking black tea all my life. After being introduced to biluochun through a novel, I took my first step into the road of Chinese tea. This set is suitable for giving a first sipper an idea of what to expect and find out what you like among numerous selections.
It's great
I'm so happy to have these teas!!
Here's a tea sampler which comes with information about the 10 different teas included. If you are an adventurous sort of taster, or fancy being a wine, beer, or even coffee connoisseur, and curious to learn about Chinese tea, this is a great way to get introduced. There's a notecard that explains the provenance of each tea. Included in my box (although I can't confirm on the listing) are corn silk tea bags, which can hold your tea brick, which is very handy if you don't want to the loose leaf to unfurl in your cup. The corn silk (their words, not mine) feel similar to those satin-like pyramid style tea bags. As for the taste, the green teas taste quite fresh; very comparable to the slightly bitter, perhaps a bit vegetal, matchas from Japan. Most notably, I've had puer about 4 times (each from different companies) and this is the only time it hasn't had fish notes.Overall, a delightful experience, if that is, you or the person you seek to gift this to, is the kind of person who enjoys learning about tea.
I like these tea sets, especially the bone china ones. I had previously read an article about this brand and was very interested in their bone china, so this is a perfect opportunity to buy them together.
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