🍵 15% off · TREAT15   🎁 Gifts from $100
🍵 15% off teas · TREAT15   🎁 Free tea gifts at $100 / $150 / $200

A Little Reward for You

Explore the year-end tea offer →

Make time for a little tea, just for you. Enjoy 15% off eligible teas with code TREAT15, from now through November 30, 2026 (Anywhere on Earth, UTC−12).

More tea to enjoy

  • Spend US$100: a full box of Golden Flower White Tea — 10 individually packed 3g portions, 30g total.
  • Spend US$150: the white tea box, plus one 100g Yunnan Red Glow ripe Pu-erh cake.
  • Spend US$200: both gifts above, plus one 100g The Little Brick — 2018 Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea.

Your first order also comes with a complimentary tea towel. No minimum spend or code is required for this welcome gift, and it can be enjoyed alongside the tea gifts above.

A few simple details

  • Gift thresholds are based on the amount paid for eligible merchandise after discounts, excluding shipping, taxes and gift value. Discovery Boxes and teaware count toward gift thresholds but are excluded from the 15% discount. K KOU electric kettles are excluded from both the discount and gift thresholds.
  • Gift thresholds are in US dollars. Other currencies are converted using the exchange rate applied at checkout; eligibility is based on the corresponding USD merchandise amount.
  • Qualifying gifts are cumulative, with one set per order. The offer can be used on multiple orders; orders cannot be combined to reach a threshold.
  • Standard shipping is US$9.50 per order. Orders qualifying for the existing “No Shipping Fee for Discovery Box” offer receive free shipping, including other items purchased in the same order.
  • The 15% discount combines only with “No Shipping Fee for Discovery Box”; it cannot be combined with other discounts. The gifts described here are part of this promotion.
  • If a gift is unavailable, we may substitute another gift of equal or greater retail value without separate notice.
  • The same offer continues through Singles’ Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

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Bai Mu Dan / White Peony Weißtee 白牡丹

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Bai Mu Dan / White Peony Weißtee 白牡丹

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Fresh, gently floral white tea. A lighter place to begin.

Flat US$9.50 shipping per order — any order size.
Usually ships within 24h · many orders arrive in 10–15 days

Orders placed on working days (Monday–Friday, Beijing time) usually dispatch within 24 hours, and no later than 48 hours. Weekend orders are prioritized for processing on Monday.

Many orders arrive 10–15 days after dispatch. Based on our delivery records: about 45% arrive in 10–15 days, 79% within 20 days and 87% within 25 days. These are estimates, not guaranteed dates; some orders take longer.

Orders with a qualifying Discovery Box receive the existing US$9.50 product discount to offset shipping, including mixed orders. Taxes or import charges may apply.

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Bai Mu Dan Weißteeis also known as 白牡丹 (Bái Mǔ Dān) in Chinese Pinyin and "pai mu tan" in Cantonese. It is named after its resemblance to a peony flower, as one bud and twoTea Blätterform the appearance of this tea.

This Bai Mu Dan White Tea comes from the main white tea-producing area in Fuding City, Fujian Province. It is classified as Bai Mu Dan White Tea and typically includesone bud and two leaves.

Für Informationen zur Einstufung der Weißtee-Grade siehe unseren Blog,Fuding White Tea: A Delicate Symphony of Flavor and Wellness.

Bai Mu Dan / Weiße Pfingstrose Weißtee wird einfach durch welken und trocknen deryoung leaves, indem ihr reiner und frischer Geschmack bewahrt wird.

Wir bietentwo gradesvon Weißtee.

(1) The top-qualitytea leaves are picked right after the white hair silver needle, which is very similar.

(2) The first-gradeBlätter werden später gepflückt, haben aber dennoch eine ausgezeichnete Qualität und erfüllen die nationale Norm für erstklassigen Tee.

Die höchste Qualität hat einen erfrischenderen Geschmack, aber aufgrund der geringeren Produktion ist sie etwas teurer.

This tea is afrischer, milder, süßer, runder, dicker und glatter Suppengeschmack, der ähnlich wie Weißhaar-Silbernadeln ist (the best among the four types of white tea). It also has thehigh and rising aroma of Shoumei(die dritte Stufe unter den vier Weißtee - Typen). Es ist ein Weißtee mitboth good soup and aroma.

For the best experience of the rich flower fragrance and high, rising aroma of this white peony tea, use agedeckter Becher (Gaiwan)oder ein Glasbecherfor brewing. Our white peony tea isklar, duftend, süß und mild, wenn richtig gebraut.

To keep white peony tea fresh, avoid moisture, peculiar smells, intense light, vital oxygen, and high temperatures. Store it in a dry, calm, odor - free place away from intense sunlight and high temperatures to maintain its aroma and quality. This will help preserve the tea for longer.

Wir bieten an two options: natural whole-leaf loosetea and tightly pressed 300gtea cake.Both are good choices for tea drinkers.

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