Baiyun Tea House Club

Seasonal Tea Subscription

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Experience fresh tea directly from Baiyun Tea House — carefully sourced and shipped from origin after each seasonal release.

Every three months, we release a completely new seasonal collection inspired by nature, tea culture, and the rhythms of the mountains.

Seasonal releases arrive in:

• March

• June

• September

• December

(Spring tea season in China begins around March–April each year, when ancient tea trees awaken after winter.)

Manage your subscription anytime — skip, pause, or cancel with ease.Learn how →

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2026 · Season Three

Theme: AUSPICIOUSNESS

吉祥如意

This season, we explore one of the most beloved symbols of traditional Chinese culture:

The Lion & the Embroidered Ball

The lion represents strength, protection, prosperity, and good fortune.

The embroidered ball represents happiness, celebration, reunion, and blessings to come.

Together, the traditional image of “The Lion Playing with the Embroidered Ball” carries a beautiful message:

Good Fortune Is Yet to Come.

For this season, we have brought this symbolism into every part of the collection — from the teas, to the tea cup, to the tea pet.

A collection about tea, tradition, and the art of wishing for good things.

What Is Included?

Each Season Three · Auspiciousness subscription includes:

🍵 Four Special Teas

• Imperial Tribute Yellow Tea
• Lion Peak · Rou Gui Zhengyan Rock Tea
• Jasmine Snowfall
• Yiwu · Phoenix Nest Raw Pu’er

🏺 Seasonal Tea Treasure

Lion & Embroidered Ball Master Cup

🦁 Seasonal Tea Pet

Blessed Guardian Lion Tea Pet

Every item has been selected around one central idea:

吉祥如意

May there be good fortune in your home, prosperity in your life, and good things ahead.

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Tea Collection

Tea #1

Imperial Tribute Yellow Tea 25g

Early Spring · First Bud Harvest

A rare yellow tea inspired by the historic tribute teas of Mengding Mountain, one of China's most celebrated tea-growing regions.

Mengding tea has been associated with imperial tribute for more than a thousand years.

This tea uses single young buds harvested during the earliest spring harvest, followed by a traditional yellowing process designed to create the characteristic golden liquor, mellow texture, and sweet honey-like aroma of yellow tea.

Flavor Profile

Aroma: Delicate honey and fresh floral notes
Taste: Soft, mellow, naturally sweet
Liquor: Golden yellow
Finish: Clean, smooth, and lingering

A refined expression of one of China's oldest tea traditions.

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Tea #2

Lion Peak · Rou Gui 25g

Wuyi Mountain Zhengyan Rock Tea

From Qing Shiyan at Lion Peak, one of the core rocky areas of Wuyi Mountain.

This is Zhengyan Rock Tea — tea grown within the core rocky landscape of Wuyi Mountain.

The combination of rocky terrain, elevation, mist, vegetation, and unique mountain ecology creates the characteristic depth known as:

Yan Yun · Rock Rhyme

Yan Yun is not simply the fragrance you smell while drinking.

It is the lingering aroma and depth that remain in the mouth after the tea has been swallowed.

Flavor Profile

Aroma: Cinnamon, creamy, floral
Taste: Rich, balanced, and rounded
Finish: Deep and lingering with pronounced Rock Rhyme

A classic Wuyi Rock Tea for those who want to experience the difference between simply fragrant tea and tea with true depth.

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Tea #3

Jasmine Snowfall 25g

A Tea That Looks Like Snow

One of the most beloved and aromatic teas in China.

Freshly harvested jasmine flowers are layered with quality green tea repeatedly, allowing the tea leaves to naturally absorb the fragrance of the flowers.

When brewed, the green tea gradually sinks to the bottom while the delicate jasmine flowers float on the surface before slowly drifting downward.

Like Snow Falling Through the Tea.

Aroma: Fresh, intense jasmine fragrance
Taste: Clean, smooth, lightly sweet
Finish: Floral and refreshing

A wonderfully approachable tea that can be enjoyed with a Gaiwan, glass, mug, or thermos.

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Tea #4

Yiwu · Phoenix Nest Raw Pu’er 4*3.5g

3.5g Dragon Pearls

From Fenghuang Wo (Phoenix Nest) in the Yiwu tea region — one of the most sought-after areas of ancient tea production.

The name “Phoenix Nest” comes from the local legend that this secluded mountain landscape was once a place where phoenixes lived.

The tea gardens are known for their small- and medium-leaf tea trees, giving this tea a distinctive character compared with many large-leaf Pu’er regions.

Flavor Profile

Aroma: Floral and honey-like
Taste: Exceptionally sweet and delicate
Tea Energy: Gradual but persistent
Finish: Clear and pronounced

The fragrance seems to be held within the tea liquor itself.

And when the tea cools, its natural sweetness becomes even more apparent.

A Tea for Those Who Love Delicate, Floral, Sweet Teas.

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If you need the complete AUSPICIOUSNESS product line, click the link below to explore the complete “AUSPICIOUSNESS” collection.

Explore the complete “AUSPICIOUSNESS” collection.

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Subscription Details

Each seasonal tea box includes at least four carefully selected teas or tea-related treasures.

• 4 seasonal releases per year

• Optional add-on: Master Tea Cup

• Optional add-on: Tea Pet

• No long-term commitment

• Cancel anytime

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Featured Seasonal Tea Cup

Lion & Embroidered Ball Master Cup

To accompany the Auspiciousness collection, we selected a special Master Cup inspired by the traditional Chinese symbol of the Lion Playing with the Embroidered Ball.

The lion represents:

Protection · Strength · Prosperity

The embroidered ball represents:

Happiness · Reunion · Good Fortune

Together:

吉祥如意 · Good Fortune & All Things Going Well

A meaningful cup for your everyday tea ritual — and a beautiful reminder that good things may always be just ahead.

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Featured Tea Pet

Guardian Lion Tea Pet

A traditional Chinese lion transformed into a tea-table companion.

For centuries, lions have appeared outside temples, palaces, and important buildings as symbolic guardians.

Placed beside your tea, this little lion carries the same traditional wish:

Protection, Prosperity & Good Fortune

We also personally selected this tea pet and had it blessed at a temple, giving it an additional meaning as a Guardian for Your Tea Table.

Pour your first tea over the lion and let it slowly become part of your daily tea ritual.

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FAQ

Can I buy just one box without subscribing?

Yes.

Simply select “One-Time Purchase” during checkout.

You will receive the current seasonal tea box with no future charges or automatic renewals.

Of course, you may also subscribe to receive discounted pricing and seasonal releases automatically — with the freedom to cancel anytime.

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When are subscription boxes released?

Subscription boxes are released once every season.

Seasonal release windows:

• March

• June

• September

• December

Subscribers are automatically billed before each seasonal shipment.

You may pause or cancel your subscription at any time.

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Do I need to pay for a full year upfront?

No.

When you select “Subscribe & Save,” you only pay for the current season’s box.

Future payments occur once every three months when the next seasonal collection is released.

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I still have questions

Please contact us anytime:

baiyunteahouse@gmail.com

We are always happy to help.

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Shipping & Billing Schedule

Our subscription service follows the natural rhythm of tea production and seasonal harvest cycles.

Seasonal Shipping Windows

Orders placed between March 1 – May 30

Shipping window:
April 1 – May 30

(Spring tea harvesting usually begins in late March.)

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Orders placed between June 1 – August 30

Shipping window:
June 1 – August 30

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Orders placed between September 1 – November 30

Shipping window:
September 1 – November 30

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Orders placed between December 1 – February 28

Shipping window:
December 1 – February 28

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Billing

Subscriptions renew automatically every 3 months.

Billing dates are based on your original subscription date.

Orders are shipped according to the seasonal production schedule above — not immediately after payment.

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Important Note

Because every subscriber joins at a different time, exact delivery timing may vary slightly within each seasonal release window.

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Recommended for Early Access

If you would like to receive each seasonal tea collection as early as possible, we recommend:

• Cancelling your current subscription

• Re-subscribing near the beginning of each seasonal cycle:

March
June
September
December

This helps align your billing cycle with our tea production cycle and ensures priority access to newly released seasonal teas.