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At Ozen Tea, we offer an exquisite selection of authentic Chinese teas and beautifully crafted tea ware. Whether you’re a passionate tea connoisseur or just beginning your tea journey, our carefully curated collection ensures that you find the perfect tea to match your taste and lifestyle.

Our Black Tea Products

Gongfu Black Tea

Keemun Black Tea

Qimen black tea is called Qihong for short. It is a famous historical tea. It was already famous in the Tang Dynasty. It has a unique aroma and excellent tea quality. It is a rare flower among black teas and is praised as “Qimen Fragrance” abroad. Qimen County is the tea area with the largest output and the best quality.
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Shandong Green Tea

Laoshan Green Tea

Laoshan Green Tea is the result of “bringing tea from the south to the north”. The tea fields in Laoshan have different ways of making tea: flat, curly, roasted green, straight, columnar, etc. Among them, flat and curly are the most common.
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Anhui Green Tea

Laozhu Dafang Tea

Tea leaves: flat and even, straight and smooth. Color: dark green and brown. Tea soup: bright apricot yellow. Aroma: strong, slightly chestnut aroma. Taste: rich and refreshing. Leaves: tender and even with yellow-green. Laozhu Dafang is a famous historical tea, created in the Ming Dynasty and included in the list of tribute teas in the Qing Dynasty. It is said that it was created by monk Dafang in Laozhuling, She County, so it is called “Laozhu Dafang”. In 1955, one of the varieties of Laozhu Dafang, “Dinggu Dafang”, was rated as one of the top ten famous teas in China, and in 1986 it was selected as “National Gift Tea”.
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Hunan Green Tea

Linglong Tea

Linglong Tea is a famous historical tea that has been restored to production. It was created in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The tea has won the “Hunan Famous Brand Product” and “Hunan Province Famous Trademark” for many times; in 1985, it won the Quality Product Award from the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries. Now, Linglong Tea has been officially approved as a geographical indication protected product.
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Guangdong Oolong Tea

Lingtou Dancong Tea

Lingtou Dancong is a newly created famous tea. It is also called White Leaf Dancong because of its yellow-green buds and leaves. Dancong tea is a specific name for “single-plant harvesting”. It is divided into two varieties: Fenghuang Dancong and Lingtou Dancong. Lingtou Dancong comes from the Fenghuang Narcissus group. Its pure and long-lasting natural nectar fragrance and mellow and refreshing taste are highly praised by drinkers.
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Gongfu Black Tea

Lingyun Black Tea

Lingyun black tea is a newly created famous tea. The famous green tea Lingyun Baihao is also produced in Lingyun County. Later, in order to cater to market demand, Lingyun black tea was developed and exported to Europe, where it was well received.
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Zhejiang Green Tea

Linhai Panhao Tea

Linhai Panhao is a newly created famous tea, created in 1981. It is named for its curly and hairy appearance, and has the characteristics of “beautiful shape, green color, abundant hairs, rich fragrance and sweet taste”. This tea was rated as “National Famous Tea” in 1989 and won the gold medal at the Second China Agricultural Expo in 1995.
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Anhui Green Tea

Liuan Guapian Tea

Lu’an Guapian is a famous historical tea, also known as sliced tea. It is the only special green tea among Chinese famous teas that is made from a single fresh leaf without buds and tea stems. The appearance of Lu’an Guapian tea is straight and even, with the edges of the leaves curled back and spread flat, like melon seeds, and the color, aroma, taste and shape are all on this melon seed-shaped leaf.
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Explore Our Tea Collection

Green Tea – Refreshing & Antioxidant-Rich

Green tea is known for its fresh, grassy flavors and numerous health benefits. We source our green teas from China’s most renowned regions, including Zhejiang, Yunnan, and Fujian, ensuring a crisp and delicate taste in every cup.

Popular varieties include:

  • Longjing (Dragon Well) Green Tea– A nutty, smooth tea with a signature flat-leaf shape.
  • Biluochun Green Tea– Fragrant, tender leaves with a slightly fruity aroma.
  • Maojian Green Tea– A refreshing, slightly sweet tea with a lingering aftertaste.

Black Tea – Bold & Malty Flavors

Black tea is fully oxidized, resulting in deep, rich flavors with a natural sweetness. Perfect for those who enjoy robust and aromatic teas.

Popular varieties include:

  • Gongfu Black Tea– A refined, handcrafted tea with a smooth, honey-like taste.
  • Souchong Black Tea– A smoky and full-bodied tea, famous for its pinewood aroma.
  • Dianhong Black Tea– A golden-tipped black tea from Yunnan with a mellow, malty flavor.

Oolong Tea – Complex & Aromatic

Oolong tea is a semi-oxidized tea that offers a perfect balance between green and black tea. It features floral, creamy, and roasted notes, making it a favorite among tea enthusiasts.

Popular varieties include:

  • Tieguanyin Oolong Tea– A famous Fujian tea with floral and creamy undertones.
  • Phoenix Dan Cong Oolong Tea– A highly aromatic tea with fruit and honey-like notes.
  • Wuyi Rock Tea (Yancha)– A bold, mineral-rich tea with roasted flavors.

White Tea – Delicate & Naturally Sweet

White tea undergoes minimal processing, preserving its delicate flavors and high antioxidant content. Known for its smooth, floral, and slightly sweet taste.

Popular varieties include:

  • Silver Needle (Baihao Yinzhen)– The finest white tea, made from young tea buds.
  • White Peony (Bai Mudan)– A well-balanced tea with floral and fruity notes.

Yellow Tea – Rare & Mellow

Yellow tea is a rare and lightly fermented tea with a smooth, sweet taste. Its unique slow-drying process gives it a distinctive flavor profile.

Popular varieties include:

  • Junshan Yinzhen– A highly prized yellow tea with a honey-like taste.
  • Huoshan Huangya– A mellow and refreshing tea with a hint of nuttiness.

Dark Tea & Pu-erh – Aged & Full-Bodied

Dark tea, including Pu-erh, is fermented and aged, resulting in deep, earthy flavors. These teas improve over time, developing complex, rich aromas.

Popular varieties include:

  • Raw (Sheng) Pu-erh– A naturally aging tea with fresh, floral, and grassy notes.
  • Ripe (Shou) Pu-erh– A smooth, earthy tea with deep, woody flavors.
  • Fu Brick Tea– A fermented dark tea known for its probiotic benefits.

Enhance Your Tea Ritual with Exquisite Tea Ware

Traditional Tea Sets – A Timeless Experience

Immerse yourself in Chinese tea culture with our handcrafted traditional tea sets, featuring Yixing clay teapots, porcelain gaiwans, and elegant ceramic teacups.

Modern Tea Sets – Contemporary & Functional

Blending modern design with functionality, our modern tea sets are perfect for daily use, offering sleek and stylish teapots, infusers, and minimalist cups.

Travel Tea Sets – Enjoy Tea Anywhere

Designed for convenience, our travel tea sets include compact, portable teapots and cups, ensuring a great tea experience wherever you go.

Individual Tea Ware – Customize Your Collection

From Yixing teapots and glass teacups to bamboo tea trays and fine-mesh strainers, we offer a wide range of individual tea ware to personalize your tea-making experience.

Why Choose Ozen Tea?

✔ Authentic Chinese Teas – Sourced from renowned tea regions for the finest quality.
✔ Expertly Curated Selection – Carefully chosen teas and tea ware for every preference.
✔ Commitment to Tradition & Innovation – Blending heritage with modern convenience.
✔ Satisfaction Guaranteed – Experience premium teas with confidence.

At Ozen Tea, we believe that tea is more than just a drink—it’s a journey of taste, culture, and relaxation. Explore our selection and elevate your tea experience today!

Ozen Tea is a brand dedicated to preserving and celebrating the timeless traditions of Chinese tea culture. Our offerings span a thoughtfully curated selection of premium tea leaves and elegant,  tea wares.

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