Roasted Ailao High Mountain Oolong Ripe Pu-erh it is more work but

it is more work but the increase in quality is worth it

We forgot the sample on a shelf until the end of the season

let me show you a map of the area:

The tea soup will show a dark yellow to medium orange

the roads cleaner and the tea trees in the natural tea gardens have grown to a taller size

Roasted Ailao High Mountain Oolong Ripe Pu-erh it is more work butSpring 2015, Qing Xin varietal grown at 2500m and above. Medium heavy roast, very warming Certified organic This tea comes from Ailao Mountain the middle of Yunnan. In 1994, Mr Huang, a taiwanese native, established oolong tea plantations, inside Ailao Mountain Nature Reserve. The plantations are managed organically and have been certified since their creation. Due to the high altitude, the leaves grow very slowly and have time to accumulate a lot of