Vendors

Danish tea house offering loose teas by weight, including Chinese and Taiwanese selections.

Tea and botanicals retailer with a published address in Clayton, North Carolina, selling loose-leaf teas by category.

Amsterdam tea shop stocking Chinese green and black teas in 25 to 100 g sizes.

Pu Erh specialist founded by Linda Louie in 2008, now run by Wendy Chen and Nathan Epstein, with raw, ripe and aged teas.

US-based specialist in Taiwanese oolong, also offering Wuyi rock teas, Dancong and Fujian white teas.

Berlin tea salon’s online shop with a wide Chinese range, including pressed oolong portions.

Direct-from-China online loose-leaf tea retailer founded in 2014 offering regional Chinese green teas (including Yuexi Cuilan and Duyun Maojian), yellow, white, oolong, black, and pu'er teas.

Family-run Kunming shop pressing its own yearly sheng and shou cakes from named Yunnan areas, with Fujian and Yunnan white teas alongside.

Hong Kong tea seller with Da Hong Pao and other teas in 30 g to 500 g weights.

Amsterdam tea house selling Chinese oolongs and black teas with farm and lot details.

Small Kunming shop for aged and factory pu'er (much Xiaguan), dark teas and small-lot Wuyi oolong.

Official international storefront of Menghai benchmark pu'er producer Chen Sheng Hao (陳升號, founded by Chen Shenghe), renowned for village-contracted Lao Banzhang, Bingdao, Naka, and Yiwu old-arbor raw and ripe pu'er cakes.

Own-pressed sheng and shou cakes, tuos and dragon balls from smaller producers.

Independent London retailer founded in 2014, offering teas from several countries, with Chinese regional teas, harvest details and small tasting sizes.

Wholesale market quotes from Guangzhou's Fangcun tea market, per case, with dated history. The best public guide to what Dayi productions trade for in China.

Online tea and teaware retailer with a broad Chinese tea catalogue and a published Hong Kong contact address.

Tea grower and retailer with Yunnan forest-tea productions and a wider Chinese tea collection, distributed through European and Asian storefronts.

Taiwan-based retailer of regional oolong teas with batch-specific harvest and processing descriptions.

Chinese loose-leaf tea retailer established online in 2009, with a catalogue that includes Jiangxi Ninghong and Hubei Yihong black teas.

German specialist importer of single-origin Taiwanese teas, sourcing high-mountain oolongs (Alishan, Shanlinxi, Lishan, Dayuling, Wenshan Baozhong), Sun Moon Lake Ruby 18, Mixiang honey black tea, Oriental Beauty, and osmanthus-scented teas directly from small family tea gardens in Taiwan in EUR.

Grower-producer based on Jingmai, selling its own garden teas plus single-village spring sheng from Lincang and Xishuangbanna.

Seattle tea shop focused on Taiwanese oolong, with named harvests and small-batch roasting.

Vienna tea bar and specialist shop with Chinese and Taiwanese loose and compressed teas.

Czech tea specialist with Chinese regional teas, oolongs and teaware; its English shop prices individual weights in euros.

German tea retailer with Chinese green teas and separately priced pack sizes.

Hamburg tea merchant with a wide range, including vintage-labelled Chinese black teas.

Online Chinese tea shop with oolong, pu’er, green, black, white and dark teas, a euro price display and a separate Australian site.

Hong Kong tea retailer with loose-leaf oolongs, including Anxi Tieguanyin and Phoenix dancong.

US specialist in Taiwanese oolong and black teas and aged factory and boutique Yunnan pu'er.

Hong Kong tea shop in Central selling loose-leaf teas online and in store.

Stockholm tea merchant selling Chinese teas with farm, tea master and harvest details.

Broad Chinese tea retailer listing many Wuyi rock teas by grade and area, including zhengyan, banyan and rarer cultivars.

Producer-sourced Chinese teas, each with a structured spec sheet (village, elevation, producer, roast).

Hong Kong tea retailer offering several grades of Chinese teas.

Large catalogue of factory pu'er (Dayi, Xiaguan and others) by cake, stack or sample, plus Wuyi yancha in small bags.

Melbourne puerh specialist selling its own annual raw and ripe pressings.

German tea shop selling dancong and other Chinese oolongs, including its own labelled lots.

Hong Kong tea retailer offering Chinese loose-leaf teas.

Tea retailer based in Bern, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

Zhengshantang’s international shop, operated by a team in Nanjing, with a focus on black tea.

Vancouver-based specialty tea retailer sourcing small-batch Taiwanese oolong and bug-bitten black teas directly from family-run tea farms in Taiwan.

Dutch tea specialist offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas and teaware.

French tea specialist offering its own pu’er selections alongside Chinese and Taiwanese teas. Product descriptions distinguish some leaf harvests from later pressing dates.

Adagio’s specialist range presents small tea lots with named farmers and harvest options.

Italian matcha and tea shop that also sells Chinese green and other teas.

Prague tea studio and specialist shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas alongside other origins.

London tea retailer and teahouse offering Chinese teas, other origins and teaware.

Small US shop selling producer-direct Chinese teas, centred on Wuyi rock oolong from named masters and micro-areas.

Hong Kong retailer whose wider tea range includes Chinese loose-leaf teas.

Taiwan tea retailer with seasonal oolongs, aged teas and detailed cultivar and processing information.

Amsterdam tea house and web shop of the Moychay group with a very large Chinese range, including Wuyi rock teas, Zhangping Shuixian, aged teas and loose and pressed pu'er, much of it without a stated harvest year.

Tea retailer sourcing Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese teas, with a European shop and a separate US storefront.

Direct-to-consumer Chinese loose-leaf tea retailer operating in USD with explicit gram and ounce variant sizing across Fuding white, oolong, green, and black teas.

British tea and coffee specialist whose tea catalogue includes Chinese regional teas and Taiwanese oolongs.

Small US shop run by a Wuyishan-born owner and her husband that sells only Wuyi yancha and black tea from her family's and neighbours' farms, by cultivar, rock and year.

China-based tea cooperative offering white tea, oolong and pu’er with named makers and harvest details.

Copenhagen tea house selling organic and classic teas by weight.

Berlin tea company selling single-origin loose teas in resealable caddies and refill bags.

Aged and new pu'er sold individually and through a tea club, with educational articles.

Edinburgh tea studio selling Chinese green teas, including pre-rain Longjing, in small taster sizes.

Online tea shop pricing in Hong Kong dollars and selling loose-leaf teas in bags and canisters.

Mayfair tea shop that buys from named small makers and prints the maker, place, farm size and harvest for each tea; its Wuyi teas come from one zhengyan maker, Master Xu.

Slovak web shop, running since 2010, for old-tree sheng pressed under its own wrapper (Lao Banzhang, Yiwu villages, Yibang) and older cakes sold mostly as 10 g samples, plus European-made teaware.

UK-based boutique pu'er specialist curating aged Taiwanese- and Malaysian-stored boutique productions from Xizihao, Chen Yuan Hao, and Yang Qing Hao in full cakes and sample weights.

UK-based boutique specialist in aged 1970s–2000s raw and ripe Pu-erh, Malaysian-stored Liu Bao, aged Liu An, and Tier 5 unmanaged ancient-tree (gushu) Yunnan teas priced in GBP, offering gram-level tasting portions alongside full cakes and bricks.

Online tea house whose products ship from California, with Dancong, pu’er, Liu Bao and other Chinese teas.

Taiwan-based curated online storefront offering aged and boutique pu'er, Taiwanese oolong, Wuyi rock tea, and Hunan heicha shipped directly from Taiwan in USD.

San Francisco tea company with an online shop and a local pickup store.

US-based online tea shop that says it favours naturally grown, family-scale teas.

UK tea shop selling Chinese oolongs, including seasonal Phoenix Mountain dancong.

Japanese tea and teaware retailer with a selected Chinese and Taiwanese tea range. Its current head-office and warehouse address is in Moriyama, Shiga.

Tucson tea shop and teahouse with a broad Chinese tea catalogue that names makers, harvests and growing locations.

Online tea shop that says it buys directly from Chinese farmers and tests every tea at its own facility in Shenzhen.

German specialty loose-leaf tea merchant (SiamTee Teevertrieb Thomas Kasper) offering single-origin Chinese, Taiwanese, Thai, Vietnamese, and Japanese teas in EUR.

Tea seller in Taichung, Taiwan, with a Fenghuang Dancong range; product pages show a price and ask buyers to contact the shop.

San Francisco tea and ceramics specialist with Chinese and Taiwanese loose-leaf teas and detailed sourcing narratives.

The Menghai Tea Factory's own business-to-business listings on the Hong Kong Trade Development Council platform; useful as a factory reference price.

Dayi's own store on JD, linked from the group's official site; one of the safest places to buy genuine Dayi in China.

Dayi's official Tmall store, linked from the group's official site.

Online tea shop with US-dollar pricing and a Phoenix Dancong range from Wudongcun village.

Nantou-based Taiwanese tea producer and retailer offering single-cultivar and regional Taiwanese oolong, black, green, and white teas alongside artisan teaware.

Taiwanese tea retailer with a published address in New Taipei City and an international online shop.

Swedish online specialty tea merchant (Svenska Te-Centralen AB, est. 2003 in Östersund) offering single-origin Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese, and Indian loose-leaf teas.

Las Vegas tea shop and online retailer led by Leo Lukidi, offering loose-leaf teas, tastings and teaware, including Chinese regional teas.

Tea retailer based in Hamburg, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

US-based Chinese tea and gongfu teaware specialist offering single-origin Chinese green, oolong, white, black, and pu'er teas in USD with clear ounce and gram pack weights.

New York specialist offering Chinese teas by origin and vintage.

English shop founded in 2018 by a couple who source sheng directly in Yiwu and the six old tea mountains, pressing their own TE cakes and selling Zheng Si Long and Fangmingyuan productions.

European Union storefront of boutique Yunnan pu'er producer Tea Encounter (founded by Yuan and Tiago), dispatching small-batch single-village sheng pu'er directly from Portugal with EU taxes included.

Alhambra, California tasting room best known for single-tree Phoenix Dancong, also selling first-pick loose maocha from famous Yunnan villages, Wuyi yancha and Fujian white tea by the ounce.

Curated Chinese teas sold under the shop's own English names (e.g. "Cassia" for Rougui), with many aged yancha in 40 g packs.

Taiwan-based shop of the TeaMasters blog author, strongest in Taiwanese oolong, with a small cellar of aged pu'er (factory 7542, Yiwu, Banzhang) described in long tasting notes.

Single-origin and aged Yunnan pu'er from named areas, as cakes and samples.

Small collectors' shop selling aged factory and private pu'er with stated Taiwan or Malaysian storage, plus Biyun Hao and Dragon Tea House cakes and Yixing pots.

EU retailer of mainstream factory pu'er (Dayi, Xiaguan, Zhongcha) and some boutique brands, mostly in small formats.

Minnesota tea importer and retailer offering loose tea and individually described production lots.

Chinese tea retailer established in 2011, with a broad loose-leaf selection and product pages describing harvest dates, gardens and cultivars.

Tea retailer based in Zeilarn, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

German tea merchant with a broad range, including organic Chinese green teas.

Tea retailer based in Kiel, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

Tea retailer based in Cologne, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

Tea retailer based in Augsburg, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

Tea retailer based in Dresden, with an online shop offering Chinese and Taiwanese teas.

Parisian Chinese-tea house and school (47/49 Rue Quincampoix, 75004 Paris) founded in 1997 by Lyne Wang, offering single-origin Chinese green, white, oolong, black, and dark teas.

London-based Chinese single-origin tea house and specialist retailer founded in 2010 by Zhejiang-born tea educator Juyan Webster, offering farm-direct Anxi and Wuyi oolongs, Phoenix Dancong, Zhejiang green teas, white, red, yellow, dark, and pu'er teas in GBP.

Vancouver Chinatown tea house and Yixing Zisha specialist founded in 2004 by Daniel Lui at 101 East Pender Street, offering vintage raw and ripe Pu-erh, traditional Wuyi Yancha, aged Liu An basket teas, Fuding white teas, and classical Chinese greens in USD.

High-end pu'er, aged teas and small-producer yancha, often naming the maker or garden; also antique and Yixing teaware.

Finnish tea shop selling Chinese teas in small pack sizes.

Taiwan-based shop offering Taiwanese teas, Pu Erh and handmade teaware, with dispatch from Taiwan.

Hong Kong tea shop and tea-room (Kwai Chung) selling single-origin teas and running workshops, with delivery to Hong Kong, Macau and a list of overseas markets.

Semi-aged factory pu'er from Dayi, Xiaguan and Kunming, much of it long stored in Taiwan.

Stockholm tea shop selling Chinese black and other teas in 100 to 500 g sizes.

Independent loose-leaf tea merchant based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada offering single-origin Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese teas in CAD.

Turin tea shop selling loose-leaf teas, including aged Hei Cha.

UK loose-leaf tea seller offering sample packs of Chinese teas.

French tea shop that packs its teas in France, including organic Chinese teas.

Polish tea specialist with Chinese regional teas, Taiwanese oolongs and selected aged teas.

Chinese specialist teahouse founded by the Li family of Wuyishan in 1993, offering small-lot Wuyi rock oolongs, Chaozhou Phoenix Dancong, scented teas, and handcrafted gongfu teaware in USD.

Vancouver tea shop that describes itself as the first Chinese tea shop in the city, founded in 1981, selling Chinese teas and teaware online and in store.

UK tea shop selling rare Chinese teas in pouches and caddies.

Taipei tea retailer offering Taiwanese oolongs and other loose-leaf teas.

Taipei tea shop specializing in Taiwanese oolong and Baozhong.

Austin, Texas tea house and farm-direct Chinese tea specialist founded by So Han Fan, focusing on single-origin oolong, pu'er, white, green, yellow, and artisan black teas.

London shop with a wide single-origin range from many countries; its Chinese pages give harvest date, village or rock, cultivar, roast and whether the tea came direct from the farmer.

Own-brand blended pu'er under invented names, in 200 g cakes and smaller formats; usually does not name exact origins.

Parisian branch of Taipei's historic Wistaria Tea House (6 rue du Pont de Lodi, 75006 Paris), founded by Sophie Lin and specializing in Taiwanese oolong, aged pu'er, and vintage Liubao.

Ottawa tea specialist offering Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese and Indian teas, with individual retail sizes priced in Canadian dollars.

Wuyishan-based seller of local yancha with named gardens and dated charcoal roasts, plus Wuyi black and Fujian white teas.

Berlin retailer focused on Taiwanese teas, with harvest and cultivar information on its product pages.

Boutique Taiwanese pu'er house founded by Tony Chen in Tainan in 2004, renowned for stone-pressed single-terroir Yunnan ancient-tree raw and ripe pu'er cakes and aged sun-dried Dianhong.

Hong Kong tea shop offering aged pu’er, Liubao, and other Chinese teas, with its own storage descriptions.

Hong Kong tea specialist selling its own pu’er range alongside aged Chinese teas and teaware.

Berlin online tea shop with a large organic range; its Chinese teas include Wuyi yancha, Zhangping Shuixian and single-origin pu'er from Xishuangbanna, Lincang and Pu'er.

Established in 1959 in Hong Kong, Yue Hwa Chinese Products Emporium operates a dedicated Chinese tea department and HKD online storefront offering regional Chinese green, oolong, black, jasmine, and aged pu'er teas, including rare Guizhou Meitan Cuiya.

The brand's own suggested retail prices; it sells through its Tmall and JD stores.

Tea shop with store pickup in Amstelveen and a published shipping table for the Netherlands, other European countries, the UK and the US.

Kunming seller with Chinese and Taiwanese teas; its product tables distinguish pack sizes and storage claims.

Chinese-tea retailer with an extensive pu’er catalogue, including its own-brand cakes, alongside loose-leaf teas from other regions.

Chinese tea and ceramics studio offering regional Chinese loose-leaf teas—including Anhui Tongcheng Xiaohua alpine green tea—alongside handcrafted gongfu teaware in USD.

Market reference prices for Dayi, Zhongcha, Chen Sheng Hao and other brands. Some figures are more than a year old.