It's a pleasure to introduce our official website https://ChenYuanHao.shop, where you will find all of our recent teas and a selection of aged and semi-aged teas.
(more on our about page: https://chenyuanhao.shop/about/ )Chen Huaiyuan founded Jia Mu Tang Tea Shop in 1989 and went to Yunnan in 1993 to participate in the International Pu’er Tea Symposium, and immediately started importing and sharing well-known old Pu’er tea from Hong Kong.
Over the last 30 years, he has won many prize and awards, and is likely the most influential person in the renaissance of old-style Pu’er and further development of “100% pure ancient tree” (gushu) Pu’er.
You may be familiar with our original "old tree" tea cakes from 2003-2005 (single origin and the 6 mountains blend shanzhong chuanqi), but we've come a long long way since!
Although those teas are aged and are some of the very first aged "boutique" old tree teas that started the trend, the quality of our more recent tea is even higher.
By "higher quality" we mean both the fact that most of our tea is 100% pure ancient tree, and that aftertaste, sweetness, depth, aroma are stronger.
Of course this is not cheap tea, but we believe we offer a standard of quality that's rarely, if ever, matched. Most of our tea is from Yiwu, with few exceptions (such as Lao Ban Zhang)
Among the semi-aged tea we recommend trying 2014 Chen Yi Hao (https://chenyuanhao.shop/product/2014-c ... u-chawang/ which is currently priced at about 40% less than its list price for Taiwan.
We also have some rather excellent Shou Pu'er and a few Sheng Pu'er are available as 8 gram balls for you to try.
We're still selling teas at the 2022 price (for the rest of august only), on the 1st of september we will update to newer pricing or replace with 2023 cakes.
Enjoy!
PS: use code GRANDOPENING10 for 10% off until the 10th of august.
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