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“I went for a pint of this today with a bowl of cereal (in almond milk) and…more chocolate cake. The stuff looks like but packs quite a wallop still in the caffeine department. It’s a gold-tipped...” Read full tasting note
“Mmmm… this was very good. Definitely a top quality Yunnan. Thanks Melanie for the sample!” Read full tasting note
“I found this tea to be very good for the mornings. It was advertised as a “golden tea” and I think that’s a fitting title. It’s warm and bold. It has a full body but not too much flavor. I’ve only...” Read full tasting note
Unique and beautiful downy black tea from China’s Yunnan province. Naturally creamy with notes of molasses, chocolate and maple. The appearance is like a black tea version of Bi Lo Chun, or Green Snail Spring with the curly leaf appearance.
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I went for a pint of this today with a bowl of cereal (in almond milk) and…more chocolate cake. The stuff looks like but packs quite a wallop still in the caffeine department. It’s a gold-tipped Yunnan hong cha to the core.
I found this tea to be very good for the mornings. It was advertised as a “golden tea” and I think that’s a fitting title. It’s warm and bold. It has a full body but not too much flavor. I’ve only had it with honey but it seems to compliment it quite nicely.
