Eastern Leaf Tea Pavilion Launch
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the new Eastern Leaf Tea Pavilion. At the request of our customers, we’ve introduced our new line of authentic traditional loose leaf teas. We’ve hand selected only the finest teas from green teas, black teas, white teas, and oolong teas.
We’re always on the lookout for interesting and exquisite tea varieties. We’ll be adding new teas constantly and share with you the new tea discoveries we find. Thanks for reading!
In addition to our online store, we’ll be transforming our showroom into a tea tasting room. If you’ve got some time or if you’re in the area to try some new tea varieties. We invite you stop by.
Jason Chan
Founder, Eastern Leaf
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