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While I liked this tea it struck me as a bit one note. Less complex and less layered in flavor than say a Keemun or Assam. Still it was fun to try a wild grown tea.

Smooth, round and delicious without being heavy. Reminiscent of Yunnan tea but a bit less earthy. The folks at McNultys recommended it when I stopped by looking for a black tea that was special and not as well known. It did not disappoint.

My new breakfast tea. Easy drinking. Not astringent or grassy. Unlike most teas – which I only like piping hot – this is delicious as it cools. Refreshing.