One box of each, thirty sachets in all, and a place on the counter to keep them.
The oolong comes from the Phoenix Mountains near Chaozhou, where Mi Lan Xiang is called the perfume tea: the honey and orchid come from the leaf itself, with nothing added. The jasmine starts as pan-fired Longjing, layered with fresh jasmine blossom until the leaf holds the scent, then the flowers are sifted out.
The canister is a straight-sided jar in a warm grey, with a matte glaze, a lid topped by a turned beech ball, and a small de- laser-engraved on the base. It holds about 20 sachets, more than a full box, and keeps the light out, which is most of what tea asks for.
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