This May, we invite you to join a special Chinese green tea tasting, where five teas reveal four shades of spring — from the sweet, brisk mung bean cake of Mengding Ganlu, to Biluochun’s delicate floral-fruity fragrance, Anji Baicha’s fresh, crystalline clarity, and Longjing’s gentle sweetness, reminiscent of warm toasted chestnut.
The teas in this tasting have been chosen not simply as well-known names, but as distinctive and carefully sourced expressions of some of China’s most celebrated spring green teas. Some come through Yiling’s own tea teachers, while others — such as the fully handmade Xihu Longjing from the core West Lake area — are especially rare teas that are not easily available beyond a small circle. Together, they reflect not only classic tea types, but also the people, places, and relationships behind them.
Nari, in classical Japanese, literally means “To Be”
Inspired by our heritage, our tea friendships, and our love for Finnish nature. “Heaven, Earth, Human in Harmony (天地人和)” is the driving philosophy of Nari For us this manifests in better being with nature, being with others, and being with oneself