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TEAS

VAN CHA is committed to creating an elegant and comfortable tea-tasting environment for you.

GREEN

Green tea is lightly oxidized tea that retains the rich natural compounds in the tea, especially antioxidants.

Jasmine Green | Sichuan

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Delicate floral aroma and a smooth,
slightly sweet taste with a hint of
astrin
gency.

 

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$26

Long Jing | Hangzhou

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Subtle grassy flavor with hints of
chestnut and a slightly sweet finish.

 

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$48

Bi Luo Chun | Suzhou

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Light, refreshing flavor with hints of
apricot and a subtle, floral finish.

 

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Seasonal

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BLACK

Black tea is completely oxidized tea, so the brown tea leaves appear reddish-brown during processing, hence the name "black tea".

Sun-Dried Black Tea | Yunnan

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Delightfully sweet with a caramel and
sweet bean paste taste.

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$26

Old Growth Souchong | Wuyi

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Light-bodied tea with a heady, piney
aroma.

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$58

Fei Zi Smile | Wuyi

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Rich and sweet, the soup is
bright in color and smells like lychee.

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$58

Jin Jun Mei | Wuyi

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Sweet, fruity, rich, and packed with a
malty chocolate body.

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$128

Smoky Souchong | Wuyi

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Distinctive smoky aroma and taste
of wood smoke and tobacco.

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$128

OOLONG

Oolong tea is a semi-fermented tea between green tea and black tea, originating from Fujian, China and Taiwan.

Fresh Oolong | Fenghuang

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Fresh and bright, and can manifest
snappy vegetal and sunny-sweet
flavors.

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$36

Ya Shi Xiang | Chaozhou

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Sweet floral, creamy, and mineral
notes with an umami finish.

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$68

Tie Guan Yin | Anxi

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Mellow, sweet, fresh aftertaste and
smells like some orchid flower.

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$36

Oriental Beauty | Xinzhu

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Fruity, with floral, wild honey, and sweet
with honey-like aroma.

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$68

Osmanthus | Anxi

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Sweet, creamy, and with a very rich
floral aroma.

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$58

Alpha | Taiwan

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Grassy and flowery tones, spicy or
toasty aromas with a chocolatey
finish.

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$156

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PU’ER

A fermented tea native to Yunnan Province, China. Its unique manufacturing process allows the tea to age gradually over time, acquiring a unique aged flavor. Pu’er tea is divided into two types: raw Pu’er and cooked Pu’er.

Ban Pen

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A little bit bitter start, and a mellow and
sweet aftertaste.

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$38

Xi Gui

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Bold and robust, with a distinct
smoky flavor, a sweet and floral
aroma, and a long-lasting aftertaste.

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$158

Ke Yi Xing

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Bold and astringent, with a slightly
bitter and vegetal flavor profile and a
lingering aftertaste.

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$128

Bing Dao

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A balance of sweetness, bitterness,
and astringency, as well as a unique
cooling sensation on the tongue.

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$168

Vintage Ban Zhang 1998

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Complex and mellow, with a rich
earthy flavor, a sweet aroma, and a
smooth, velvety texture.

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$138

7542

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Grassy and flowery tones, spicy or
toasty aromas with a chocolatey
finish.

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$198

Master Ai’s Tea

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High quality and unique flavor
profile, often featuring a balance of
sweetness, bitterness, and complexity.

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Various

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