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A side-by-side comparison of Ancient Arbor (Ha Giang Che Xanh) leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are curled around nearly into circles. They are dark green with the occasional light green tossed in. On the right, the steeped tea is a pale yellow.
Ha Giang Ché Xanh
$21.00
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A side-by-side comparison of Che Xhan leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are a rich, dark green, and curl quite tightly while never fully rolling. On the right, the steeped liquid is a pale green.
Ché Xanh
$21.00
A side-by-side comparison of Ancient Arbor (Ha Giang Che Xanh) leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are curled around nearly into circles. They are dark green with the occasional light green tossed in. On the right, the steeped tea is a pale yellow.
A close-up of Ancient Arbor (Ha Giant Che Xanh) leaves. They are loosely twisted into tubes, which then appear to be rolled into circles. They range in color from dark green to mid-green, with specks of brown and light green tossed in.
The plastic Ha Giang Che Xahn package is primarily a silver metallic color. In the center is a black label. In the center is a picture of tea farmers. Surrounding the image, text reads: "Ancient Tree. Whole Leaf Green Tea. A unique tea produced from 100 year old trees. Ha Giang. Viet Nam. 100 grams."
A photograph of two Vietnamese women holding tea buds as an ancient tea tree towers in the background.
A side-by-side comparison of Ancient Arbor (Ha Giang Che Xanh) leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are curled around nearly into circles. They are dark green with the occasional light green tossed in. On the right, the steeped tea is a pale yellow.
A close-up of Ancient Arbor (Ha Giant Che Xanh) leaves. They are loosely twisted into tubes, which then appear to be rolled into circles. They range in color from dark green to mid-green, with specks of brown and light green tossed in.
The plastic Ha Giang Che Xahn package is primarily a silver metallic color. In the center is a black label. In the center is a picture of tea farmers. Surrounding the image, text reads: "Ancient Tree. Whole Leaf Green Tea. A unique tea produced from 100 year old trees. Ha Giang. Viet Nam. 100 grams."
A photograph of two Vietnamese women holding tea buds as an ancient tea tree towers in the background.

Ha Giang Ché Xanh

$21.00

[ha jung chay zahn]         Ancient Arbor

A traditionally processed green tea produced from 100-year-old tea trees by Dao tea farmers in the Vietnamese mountains of Hà Giang, more than 1000m above sea level. The age of the trees give a flavor unlike other green teas and radiates strength and ancient euphoria. The deep taste is most similar to other ancient tree teas such as Lao Shu Pu’er.

Ancient Arbor is sold in 100g packets for $21.00.

A side-by-side comparison of Che Xhan leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are a rich, dark green, and curl quite tightly while never fully rolling. On the right, the steeped liquid is a pale green.
A close-up of Che Xanh leaves. They are a pale green color. They are tightly curled into spirals and coils. They have a Meets EU Standards certification.
The plastic Che Xahn package is primarily a silver metallic color. In the center is a black label with green squares for text. A hand holds a tea bud. Beneath, text reads: "Traditional Green Tea. Thai Nguyen. Vietnam. Whole Leaf. Premium Tea. 100 grams."
A side-by-side comparison of Che Xhan leaves and steeped tea. On the left, the leaves are a rich, dark green, and curl quite tightly while never fully rolling. On the right, the steeped liquid is a pale green.
A close-up of Che Xanh leaves. They are a pale green color. They are tightly curled into spirals and coils. They have a Meets EU Standards certification.
The plastic Che Xahn package is primarily a silver metallic color. In the center is a black label with green squares for text. A hand holds a tea bud. Beneath, text reads: "Traditional Green Tea. Thai Nguyen. Vietnam. Whole Leaf. Premium Tea. 100 grams."

Ché Xanh

$21.00

[chay zan]

A remarkable Vietnamese green tea whose leaves are picked with extraordinary care, has reserved a special place on our menu. It has a strong, vegetal and astringent infusion not unlike grilled asparagus. This tea is warm and comforting, and leaves the taste buds with hints of lightly roasted coffee bean and flower pollen. Sip it slowly to awaken a drifting mind.

This tea is excellent served hot or cold.

Ché Xanh is sold in a 100g packet for $21.00.