Pure Gold Jin Jun Mei Black Tea of Tong Mu Guan Village Rock Tea Wrapper Design by Sander Mack-Crane

Wrapper Design by Sander Mack-Crane

there will be no added "G S Z" stamp on the cakes as adding it would require us to break open the bamboo leaf tong

5 meters growing naturally

The taste also belies cacao and something spicy

and is within the EU MRL limits set for those 42 pesticide residues

Pure Gold Jin Jun Mei Black Tea of Tong Mu Guan Village Rock Tea Wrapper Design by Sander Mack-CranePure Gold Tips expertly processed to enhance and preserve the hairy fuzz on these tiny little buds. Tong Mu Guan Village near Wu Yi in Fujian is the most famous place in China for the cultivation of Jin Jun Mei and this year's harvest (April) is among the best in recent memory. The taste of the tea is malty, with hints of caramelized sugar and smoke. There is a viscous thickness to the tea soup and a sweetness, both of which linger in the mouth and