Das Handwerk eines Jahrtausends – Ein Geschenk der Seele
Wir bei Tealibere glauben, dass Tee mehr als nur ein Getränk ist – er ist ein Moment, ein Ritual und ein Weg zu innerer Balance. Unsere Reise begann mit der gemeinsamen Liebe zur chinesischen Teekultur und einer tiefen Wertschätzung für die Kunstfertigkeit, die hinter jeder Teetasse, Teekanne und jedem Teetier steckt. Wir reisen durch die berühmten Tee- und Keramikregionen Chinas – von Yixing bis Jingdezhen, von Dehua bis Huangshan – und finden feinste handgefertigte Waren und Tees, die jahrhundertealte Tradition ehren und gleichzeitig moderne Ästhetik widerspiegeln.
Meister macht Teeblätter
Typ: Weißer Tee
Imperial Baihao Yinzhen – Weißer Silver Needle Tee (2025)
Typ: Grüner Tee
2025 Erste Ernte Biluochun Grüner Tee – Blumiges und fruchtiges Aroma,
Typ: Schwarzer Tee
Tongmu Jin Jun Mei – 2025 Golden Eyebrow Schwarzer Tee
Typ: Grüner Tee
Liu An Gua Pian – Geröstete Eleganz im Blatt
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Premium Jasmin Magnolia Dancong – Komprimiertes Zhangping Shuixian
Typ: Grüner Tee
Taiping Houkui 2025 Erster Frühlingstee – Orchideenaroma, frisch gepresste Eleganz
Typ: Grüner Tee
Old Tree Longjing – Ernte im Frühjahr 2025
Typ: Schwarzer Tee
Tanyang Schwarzer Tee – Rose Rouge
Typ: Schwarzer Tee
Frühlingsschönheit – Tanyang Gongfu Schwarzer Tee
Typ: Grüner Tee
Jasmin Silver Needle – Duftend & Zart
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Authentischer Anxi Tie Guan Yin Oolong-Tee – Traditionelles Handwerk
Typ: Grüner Tee
Yunnan Frühlings-Grüntee – Orchideenaroma und leuchtender Aufguss
Typ: Schwarzer Tee
Tongmu Jin Jun Mei – 2025 Golden Eyebrow Schwarzer Tee
Typ: Schwarzer Tee
Tanyang Schwarzer Tee – Rose Rouge
Typ: Schwarzer Tee
Frühlingsschönheit – Tanyang Gongfu Schwarzer Tee
Typ:
Da jin zhong Schwarzteeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Mao Feng Schwarzteeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Jin Luo Rotes Teeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Blumiges Sou Chong Roter Tee
Typ: Teeblätter
Sou Chong Roter Tee
Typ: Teeblätter
Zimt-Mon-Rock-Teeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Jin Jun Mei Rotes Teeblatt
Typ: Grüner Tee
2025 Erste Ernte Biluochun Grüner Tee – Blumiges und fruchtiges Aroma,
Typ: Grüner Tee
Liu An Gua Pian – Geröstete Eleganz im Blatt
Typ: Grüner Tee
Taiping Houkui 2025 Erster Frühlingstee – Orchideenaroma, frisch gepresste Eleganz
Typ: Grüner Tee
Old Tree Longjing – Ernte im Frühjahr 2025
Typ: Grüner Tee
Jasmin Silver Needle – Duftend & Zart
Typ: Grüner Tee
Yunnan Frühlings-Grüntee – Orchideenaroma und leuchtender Aufguss
Typ: Teeblätter
Bi Luo Chun Grünteeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Gan lu Piao xue Jasminteeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Tie Guan Yin Hochgebirgsteeblatt
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Premium Jasmin Magnolia Dancong – Komprimiertes Zhangping Shuixian
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Meizhan Jin Jun Mei Schwarzer Tee – Ernte 2024
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Wuyi Rougui Steintee – Kräftiges Aroma, anhaltende Süße
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Authentischer Anxi Tie Guan Yin Oolong-Tee – Traditionelles Handwerk
Typ: Oolong-Tee
Entenkot-Aroma Dancong Oolong-Tee
Typ: Teeblätter
Duftendes Dan Cong Oolong-Teeblatt mit Entenkot
Typ: Pu'er Tea
Bingdao Ancient Tree Organic Ripe Pu-erh (2017)
Typ: Pu'er Tea
Yunnan Ancient Tree Raw Pu-erh (2013)
Typ: Pu'er Tea
2017 Menghai Organic Ripe Pu-erh Cake
Typ: Pu'er Tee
Bingdao Lao Zhai Rohes Pu-Erh (2024)
Typ: Pu'er
Roher Pu-Erh-Tee von Ice Island Trees
Typ: Teeblätter
Dragon Ball Pu'er Teeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Cha Hua Shi Pu'er Teeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Palast Pu'er Teeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Xiao Qing Gan Pu'er Teeblatt
Typ: Pu'er Tea
Mansong Spring 2020 Sheng Pu-erh Cake (357g)
Typ: Pu'er Tea
Ban Zhang Gushu 2015 Sheng Pu-erh Cake (357g)
Typ: Weißer Tee
Imperial Baihao Yinzhen – Weißer Silver Needle Tee (2025)
Typ: Weißer Tee
2020 Bai Mu Dan Weißer Tee – Süß-blumig, weich und anhaltend
Typ: Weißer Tee
2014 Aged Shoumei – Dark Aroma Edition
Typ: Weißer Tee
2020 Aged Shoumei White Tea Cake – Mild & Honig-Smooth
Typ: Weißer Tee
2013 Gealterter Shoumei Ziegeltee – Fuding Weißer Teeblock
Typ: Teeblätter
Altes weißes Teeblatt
Typ: Teeblätter
Jasmin-Weißteeblatt
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Typ: Teekannen
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Typ: Tee-Haustiere
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Typ: Tee-Haustiere
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Typ: Tee-Haustiere
Goldener Wächter
Typ: Tee-Haustiere
Glückliche Kaki
Typ: Tea Set
Joyful Piglet Tea Set
Typ: Tea Set
Whispers of Clay Tea Set
Typ: Tea Set
Tranquil Bloom Tea Set
Typ: Tea Set
Majestic Harmony Tea Set
Typ: Tea Set
Shadow Lion Tea Set
Typ: Tea Set
Stillness Tea Set
Typ: Gaiwan
Azurblauer Drachen-Gaiwan
Typ: Kaffeetasse
Frosted Dawn Kaffeetasse
Typ: Kaffeetasse
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Typ: Kaffeetasse
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Typ: Kaffeetasse
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