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“Really good for the price (~$0.09/g). Apparently the cultivar is a combination of Tie Guan Yin and Huang Jin Gui, and it’s a great combo. Robust flavor without too much bitterness, some nice...” Read full tasting note
The solid mineral character is balanced by a subtle roast and a slightly fruity tang. A simple tea priced for daily drinking.
Produced May 1, 2022 by Mr. Guo Wan Shu in Anxi County, Fujian Province. It’s a one bud, three leaf pick of the Jin Guanyin cultivar growing at 2,200 feet. Mr. Guo is a protector of a temple that is over 100 years old. It represents where his ancestors came from and why they have stuck with tea for so many generations.
The legend is their ancestor was an exiled political prisoner who was sent away to a distant island. On their journey to the island, they encountered a giant golden snake who blocked their progress. The snake told him and his guard that this is the place they should stay and the snake spit out a tea seed. It said the tea would keep them safe and in good health, so they stayed and have been living with tea ever since.
This tea is the product of an informal community supported tea program in Anxi that makes investments in tea farmers to improve quality and return better prices for the sellers.
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Really good for the price (~$0.09/g). Apparently the cultivar is a combination of Tie Guan Yin and Huang Jin Gui, and it’s a great combo. Robust flavor without too much bitterness, some nice mineral sweetness, a little bit of apple-y tanginess. Needs boiling water or it doesn’t really taste like much.
Flavors: Green Apple, Mineral, Scotch
