“This tea is made my yesterdays’ evening. With strong aroma and well known Xiaguan taste, it bring the power to me every time I drink it. Just don’t forget to grab the tea leaves from the water at...” Read full tasting note
“Can’t get enough of this stuff. Itl change your mornings. Xiao? Mm change your evenings. A powerful workhorse of raw puerh goodness. Its got the qi ya need. And that smoky green Xiaguan punch in...” Read full tasting note
OK. This tea was first released in a second half of 2007 after the Pu-erh market crash, and it is loosely based on Jia Ji Tuocha. “Yan Yuan” means something like a “strong and fine predestination” while “Lu”, like I know, means that the tea is “green”. The tea have refreshing and strong flavor and have a strong nice smell of prunes.
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