“Preliminary review I have been looking forward to brewing up and tasting the first new spring green of the year for some time now. And who better to provide it than Life in Teacup! I only had two...” Read full tasting note
“Backlogging from yesterday. From a sample pack, makes me glad I ordered it when I did since there were four different green tea sample packs and I believe there is one left, maybe two. The dry...” Read full tasting note
“This is actually the 2013 version of this tea. It has Yunnan in the name so I immediately come up with an idea of what this should taste like. I’ll learn someday. The leaf is captivating. I’m glad...” Read full tasting note
“This tasted so much lighter than most Chinese green teas I’m used to. I had to toss in a little extra leaf than I usually do to get a decent amount of flavor. That said, this is really good tea....” Read full tasting note
Production Year
2012
Production Season
First day harvest of the year, on February 24, 2012
Production Region
Yunan Province, Jing Gu County of Puerh City region
Style
Hong Qing (roasted)
This tea is from a different source from that of the Frosty Spring of the previous two years (the previous product is from Xi Shuang Ban Na). We have chosen the current product for its high elevation (1500 m), richer flavor, yet not higher price. The taste profile of this product is similar to the Frosty Spring of the previous years, but this one seems to last for more infusions due to its rich contents.
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