Organic Dragon’s Ba Bao Cha

The Ba Bao Cha du Dragon, a fresh organic blend

Ba Bao Cha means "tea of the eight treasures". To honour the Year of the Dragon, this delightful tea takes its inspiration from this classic Chinese blend and presents a balanced composition of flowers, fruits and spices endowed with profound symbolism in Chinese culture.

This organic blend combines 8 ingredients connected to China, the dragon and everything it represents. An excellent opportunity to honour the dragon by way of the elements of a time tested, beneficial recipe marked by good fortune.

Discover more about Ba Bao Cha

Ba Bao Cha is an ancient classical Chinese blend. Its name, "the tea of the eight treasures", points to the eight components that comprise it: plain or jasmine green tea, goji berries, raisins, dried longans, ginseng, hawthorn, sesame seeds, rock sugar...

Consumed extensively across China, it is treasured for the many properties ascribed to the fruits it contains.

The Year of the Dragon

Grands Crus, teas in pearls or cakes, tea objects... Explore our range centred on the Dragon's symbolism, and delve into the magazine Bruits de Palais no. 91, wholly dedicated to the Year of the Dragon!

The ingredients

Organic Chinese oolong pearls

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Oolong 烏龍 means "black dragon": the long leaves of roasted teas indeed evoke the form of a black dragon's body. The dragon dance 舞龍 is likewise pronounced Wu Long; the character's radical differs, yet the oolong leaves in a gaiwan genuinely appear to dance as a dragon.

Organic Chinese jasmine green tea

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Jasmine represents beauty, gentleness and happiness.

Organic apple

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This fruit symbolises wisdom and peace.

Organic grape

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Grape bunches suggest prosperity and fertility.

Organic orange

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Frequently consumed during Chinese New Year, this citrus is believed to bring fortune, joy and abundance.

Organic goji

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Red in tone, these berries display a colour associated with fortune and joy.

Ginseng

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This root is considered a valued supporter of health and lengthened life.

Rose

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Among the flowers, pink colouring embodies life, celebration and happiness. It carries the same meaning as red regarding good fortune and festivity.

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