Yunnan Hong Cha – Golden Bud
$14.49 – $45.00
Lincang Yunnan, China
Sourced from the birthplace of tea. These individual golden buds are artfully crafted by the Dai minorities and grown at high altitude. The gardens are located above 2100 meters and offer the perfect climate for a slow growing season. This tea is produced entirely from the youngest unopened buds and display rich and silky flavours reminiscent of chocolate honey, wild flower, baked sweet potato and earthy flavours.
Sourced from the birthplace of tea. These individual golden buds are artfully crafted by the Dai minorities and grown at high altitude. The gardens are located above 2100 meters and offer the perfect climate for a slow growing season. This tea is produced entirely from the youngest unopened buds and display rich and silky flavours reminiscent of chocolate honey, wild flower, baked sweet potato and earthy flavours.
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Unlike most green teas, Taiping Hou Kui does not undergo any rolling process. It is dried at once using a series of bamboo baskets heated at various temperatures and pressed on mesh screens. This unique process deactivates the enzymes and enhances the flavour profile. It is one of the most labour-intensive teas in the world.
The tea has been produced since the beginning of the 20th century and is grown around the famous yellow mountain range. It is sometimes referred to as one of Chinas most famous teas.
Bright, clear liquor with light yellow hue. Floral and lingering. Undertones of toasted bamboo leaf, grilled vegetable and honey.
Best brewed in a tall glass. Good for multiple infusions
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