Long Jing 2023 - The King Tea of China. And the most counterfeited tea as well. You have not had Long Jing if you haven't had the one from the heirloom tea trees in Shi Feng Shan of Xi Hu. Experience why Long Jing is called "Qi of Justice".
Ao Fu Hou 2022 - Ever so elegant, so aloof yet present, this prized cultivar set itself apart with unmistakable buttery texture and notes of butterscotch raspberry. It's soft and tenacious with permeating aftertaste. The grand vintage from the cultivar's birth village is only cherry on top.
Tao Shu Ke Rou Gui 2021 - When a dark tea is heavy, it surprises no one; the challenge is to achieve brightness. The four level of appreciation for Yan Cha places "liveliness" at the top of the flavor hierarchy. And this is it. Let the minerality of this dark roasted wu long from a top micro terroir of Ma Tou Yan dance on your tongue.
You Le Long Pa - Gao Gan Gu Shu 2018 - This is harvested from super straight and tall ancient tea trees dubbed "utility poles". The leaves only grow on the very top of the tree and takes a skilled climber to go up and pick. If you have seen the Great Big Story's video Searching for China’s Ancient Tea Leaves, there's a footage of this tree. The Gao Gan Gu Shu pu er yields a smoother texture than typical pu er and this one maintains the classic You Le gentle sweetness for a sophisticate sipping experience.
