Shipping Info
Shipping to the United States
We have resumed shipments to the United States.
For orders over $99, we offer a 50/50 split on the shipping cost.
YunExpress
For orders not exceeding 600 grams for loose tea or mixed orders and about 1 kg for whole cakes, net weight.
All customs fees and tariffs included. Delivery to your door takes 6-12 days.
ePacket
For orders not exceeding 1400 grams net weight.
All customs fees and tariffs included. Delivery to your door takes 10-15 days.
How to track your order
Please pay attention! Arrival notices often do not reach recipients. This happens in every country. Tracking your order is your responsibility!
We do not recommend using third-party tracking services or websites. Very often they provide incomplete information or do not provide it at all.
Here is how we recommend tracking your order depending on the shipping method:
YunExpress
A tracking link, along with a tracking number, will be attached to the order confirmation email.
Airmail and ePacket
1. The first few days after receiving the tracking code, it is better to track the order on the Thailand post website: https://track.thailandpost.co.th/?lang=en
2. Then, we recommend tracking the parcel on your country's post website. Usually, the tracking number of the parcel appears in the mail database a week after departure from Thailand. Prior to this event, the parcels are in the customs warehouse and await their turn for customs clearance. During holidays or global events, processing and delivery times for parcels may increase.
Here are the websites of postal services of some countries:
Special Offers
50% OFF on fast international shipping + 2 FREE samples on orders over 99 USD
50% OFF on Airmail fast shipping on orders over 99 USD
2 FREE samples with orders over 60 USD
In the comments to your order, write which samples you'd like to receive as a gift. You can pick any kinds up to 20 USD total value and up to 30g total weight.
Customer Reviews
2006 Hong Tai Chang 0803 Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake “- This is a second review, to find out how this tea tastes now that it is a couple of decades old -
Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water.
Liquor is a clear dark orange-brown in color.
Taste gives a dry woody note on the palate, followed by a sweet aftertaste that resembles dried prunes and bark, with a touch of chinese medicinal herb....”
Read more 2016 Wild Pu-erh Tea “Lord of the Forest” 1000-year-old trees Myanmar “- This is a second review, to find out how different this tea tastes now that it is a decade old -
Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water.
Liquor is a clear medium amber in color.
Taste gives a green-fruitiness on the palate right upfront, slightly jammy, followed by an aftertaste that is a mix of green plum wine and bark.
Mouthfeel is...”
Read more 2006 Lao Cui Yu Oolong Tea “- This is a second review, to find out how different this tea tastes now that it is a couple of decades old -
Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water.
Liquor is a clear amber in color.
Taste gives a mellow roasted-smokiness on the palate, followed by a clean sweet aftertaste that is somewhat spice-like, but short finish.
Mouthfeel is sl...”
Read more 2006 Hong Tai Chang 0802 Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake “- This is a second review, to see how the tea tastes now that it has had a couple of decades in aging period -
Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water.
Liquor is clear amber-brown in color.
Taste is woody with dried-fruit notes, followed by an aftertaste that has a soft fruity dry-sweetness and a medium finish.
No astringency, no bi...”
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