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Small portions of Chinese tea, moved quickly

tea.taxi is a marketplace, not a single warehouse — a rotating panel of independent tea masters and couriers, each responsible for their own corner of the catalogue. Sheng pu'er from Yiwu, dancong from Phoenix Mountain, *Bái Háo Yín Zhēn* silver needle from Fúdǐng in Fujian. One to two hours across major Russian cities, packed by people who drink the leaf themselves.

The team

The people behind the catalogue

Max Mihal

Runs the courier logistics and the one-to-two-hour delivery windows across cities.

Hinson Tse

Selects the catalogue — every 100g portion is cupped and signed off by him.

Mei Yang

Sources the dancong line from Phoenix Mountain and the hong cha portions.

Amgalan Chin

Curates the sheng and shu pu'er portions, including aged stock from Yiwu and Menghai.

Chen Hui Yi

Looks after the white and yellow tea selection, including the *yín zhēn* line.

Fang Ting

Runs the oolong rotation and the Henan greens — chosen to survive the courier bag.

Zhou Xiang

Handles the Hunan green and yellow portions and trains the consultation team.

Sandry Law

Sources from Kunming — the procurement chain that keeps every portion traceable to a mountain and a season.

Oleg Kiktenko

Builds the city partnerships — couriers, packing hubs, and same-day routes.