)Will you be sourcing any YiWu hongcha? Either loose or cakes. It's very hard to find any here in the west, and since you're located in Gaoshan maybe you know where the good stuff is hiding!philiplee wrote: Hi - I'd like to introduce our website focusing purely on Yiwu Puer tea. Previously sourced only for the Chinese premium market, I've finally made some time to start sharing our teas to the western market. You can find out more on the About Us section of the website.
Soft opening with 25% sale on all items: www.yiwumountaintea.com
We thrive on customer interaction and have even invited our customers to travel to our home in Yiwu Gaoshan together. If you have any questions at all, please let us know.
Philip Lee & Li Guo Fen (please remember, she's the real boss!
Actually, we already have Yiwu Hongcha! As with a lot of our products, we'll be putting it up later as our website is in the process of being built. I'm currently a one-man show at the moment so there may be a bit of a delay.abnyc wrote:Will you be sourcing any YiWu hongcha? Either loose or cakes. It's very hard to find any here in the west, and since you're located in Gaoshan maybe you know where the good stuff is hiding!philiplee wrote: Hi - I'd like to introduce our website focusing purely on Yiwu Puer tea. Previously sourced only for the Chinese premium market, I've finally made some time to start sharing our teas to the western market. You can find out more on the About Us section of the website.
Soft opening with 25% sale on all items: www.yiwumountaintea.com
We thrive on customer interaction and have even invited our customers to travel to our home in Yiwu Gaoshan together. If you have any questions at all, please let us know.
Philip Lee & Li Guo Fen (please remember, she's the real boss!
Hi, we will be updating the website regularly and probably next week you'll be able to see Black tea from Yiwu. Please bookmark our website and check back soon for updates!abnyc wrote:Will you be sourcing any YiWu hongcha? Either loose or cakes. It's very hard to find any here in the west, and since you're located in Gaoshan maybe you know where the good stuff is hiding!philiplee wrote: Hi - I'd like to introduce our website focusing purely on Yiwu Puer tea. Previously sourced only for the Chinese premium market, I've finally made some time to start sharing our teas to the western market. You can find out more on the About Us section of the website.
Soft opening with 25% sale on all items: www.yiwumountaintea.com
We thrive on customer interaction and have even invited our customers to travel to our home in Yiwu Gaoshan together. If you have any questions at all, please let us know.
Philip Lee & Li Guo Fen (please remember, she's the real boss!
philiplee wrote:Is the black tealeaves is the same tealeaves as those in Puer tea?abnyc wrote:Will you be sourcing any YiWu hongcha? Either loose or cakes. It's very hard to find any here in the west, and since you're located in Gaoshan maybe you know where the good stuff is hiding!philiplee wrote: Hi - I'd like to introduce our website focusing purely on Yiwu Puer tea. Previously sourced only for the Chinese premium market, I've finally made some time to start sharing our teas to the western market. You can find out more on the About Us section of the website.
Soft opening with 25% sale on all items: www.yiwumountaintea.com
We thrive on customer interaction and have even invited our customers to travel to our home in Yiwu Gaoshan together. If you have any questions at all, please let us know.
Philip Lee & Li Guo Fen (please remember, she's the real boss!
Hi, we will be updating the website regularly and probably next week you'll be able to see Black tea from Yiwu. Please bookmark our website and check back soon for updates!
Hi John Sung,John Sung wrote:philiplee wrote:Is the black tealeaves is the same tealeaves as those in Puer tea?abnyc wrote:Will you be sourcing any YiWu hongcha? Either loose or cakes. It's very hard to find any here in the west, and since you're located in Gaoshan maybe you know where the good stuff is hiding!philiplee wrote: Hi - I'd like to introduce our website focusing purely on Yiwu Puer tea. Previously sourced only for the Chinese premium market, I've finally made some time to start sharing our teas to the western market. You can find out more on the About Us section of the website.
Soft opening with 25% sale on all items: www.yiwumountaintea.com
We thrive on customer interaction and have even invited our customers to travel to our home in Yiwu Gaoshan together. If you have any questions at all, please let us know.
Philip Lee & Li Guo Fen (please remember, she's the real boss!
Hi, we will be updating the website regularly and probably next week you'll be able to see Black tea from Yiwu. Please bookmark our website and check back soon for updates!
Thank you Philphiliplee wrote:Hi John Sung,John Sung wrote:philiplee wrote:Is the black tealeaves is the same tealeaves as those in Puer tea?abnyc wrote:Will you be sourcing any YiWu hongcha? Either loose or cakes. It's very hard to find any here in the west, and since you're located in Gaoshan maybe you know where the good stuff is hiding!philiplee wrote: Hi - I'd like to introduce our website focusing purely on Yiwu Puer tea. Previously sourced only for the Chinese premium market, I've finally made some time to start sharing our teas to the western market. You can find out more on the About Us section of the website.
Soft opening with 25% sale on all items: www.yiwumountaintea.com
We thrive on customer interaction and have even invited our customers to travel to our home in Yiwu Gaoshan together. If you have any questions at all, please let us know.
Philip Lee & Li Guo Fen (please remember, she's the real boss!
Hi, we will be updating the website regularly and probably next week you'll be able to see Black tea from Yiwu. Please bookmark our website and check back soon for updates!
Yes, the tea leaves are the same base leaves used in Yiwu for making Puer tea.
Phil
