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Grown in the morning mists and afternoon sun of a tea garden on the western bank of the Yang Tze River, this unusual Chinese green has abundant silver strands among the twisted green leaves and unopened buds. It’s supple, rich flavor is easy on the palate and a treat to drink.
Thank you to Mel for sending me a sampling of this tea.
This is a lovely green tea – very delicate and mild. A light note of vegetation that is more like leafy vegetable than grassy. Pleasantly sweet. Nothing particularly fancy, just a very good green tea.
I want to thank you Doulton for an ample sample of this green tea. Very mellow Chinese green. No astringency. Great iced and hot. It isn’t a weak tea, but it’s mild, if that makes sense. The second brew was even more likable. If I could personify this tea, I would think it would be the Dude from The Big Lebowski. Just laid back, doesn’t care that it’s mellow.
