a subtle taste of spinach emerges

and the richness of the aroma knows no bounds: cinnamon and star anise

but not unpleasant astringency on the back of the palate that reaches down towards the throat but moves closer towards the lips on subsequent steeps coupled with a strong Hui Gan - a sweetness that returns to fill the mouth after swallowing the tea

Laobanzhang is one of the biggest names in the world of Pu'er

gentle in body yet intriguingly tangy

laocong shui xian Quantity:50g a subtle taste of spinachPerhaps our mildest Yan Cha on offer, this 'old bush', a tea tree over 70 years in age, has been tempered by time, sharing only the most sagacious of flavours without feeling the need for the flashier roastings of its Wuyi companions. Compared to them, Shui Xian has a very distinct and recognisable character, the sharpness of spicesginger & cloveand the acidity of green fruits rolling out from the gaiwan or teapot buoyed in a very soft, comfortable