Magician's Key

resulting in a very light tea

We believe that this is why it takes on an unexpected caramel flavor that is so noticeable amongst its quintessential Pu'er earthiness

Because of our friendships with farmers in China

and culture behind the tea

This is a great bridge between the gentler rock teas from Ban Yan ("half cliff") to the more advanced Zheng Yan ("full cliff") teas

and long lasting in flavor

Luckily for us

You won't find a tea like Enemy's Demise anywhere in the West

you'll pick up on more mellow flavors

Because the tea leaves are piled to produce Pu'er

Because we are interested in finding the most unique teas that Westerners have yet to experience

the forest grew around the tea trees