xianrenyan shui xian gao cong green_china where he took this this

where he took this this video

More than just a work of art

Taking its name from its appearance—a silvery-white bud surrounded by fresh green leaves—Bai Mudan

This tea is lighter in nature

with a velvety texture and woody aroma

xianrenyan shui xian gao cong green_china where he took this thisOolong teas from Wuyishan are renowned for the exquisite fragrance imbued into them through a long and slow roasting process and their yan yuncliff charm or rock rhyme, an abstract quality found in good Yan Cha, but also a sense of minerality on the tongue that reminds one of the rocky cliffs these teas are cultivated on. These qualities come to the forefront in this Shui Xian, harvested from tall, unpruned bushes in Xianrenyan. Its leaves are wound