Floral and Fresh Flavor Profile: Expect a light orchid fragrance with mellow, slightly sweet vegetal notes and a lingering finish. Its low bitterness and smooth texture make it a favorite for daily drinking or ceremonial enjoyment.
High in Antioxidants: As a green tea, Taiping Houkui is loaded with catechins and polyphenols, known for their ability to support metabolism, reduce inflammation, and promote heart health.
Perfect for Gifting or Personal Wellness: Packaged in resealable, light-blocking bags for optimal freshness, our premium Taiping Houkui tea makes a luxurious gift or an indulgent addition to your wellness routine.
Brewing Instructions:
To fully appreciate this teas nuanced flavor and visual presentation, we recommend the glass brewing method:
Use 2–3g (about 1 tbsp) of leaves per 250ml of water
Water temperature: 80°C – 85°C (175°F – 185°F)
Steep for 2–3 minutes for the first infusion
Re-steep up to 3 times, increasing steeping time with each round
Avoid boiling water, which can scorch the leaves and diminish the tea’s flavor.
The Legacy of Taiping Houkui Tea
First produced during the Qing Dynasty, Taiping Houkui gained national fame in 1915 when it won a gold medal at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. It has since remained a symbol of Chinese tea mastery and is listed as one of China’s “Top Ten Famous Teas.”
Unlike mass-produced green teas, authentic Taiping Houkui is made in limited quantities using traditional small-batch processing, making it a highly sought-after collector’s item among tea enthusiasts in Canada, the USA, and around the globe.
Final Thoughts
It’s more than just tea—it’s a cultural treasure, a wellness tonic, and a daily indulgence. With its vibrant history, health benefits, and unmatched beauty, it deserves a place in every premium tea collection. Whether you’re shopping from Toronto, Vancouver, New York, or San Francisco, Taiping Houkui green tea is just a click away.
Elevate your tea moments with Taiping Houkui – a tea as legendary as the mountains it comes from.