The Tea Stop

A fine example of Golden Yunnan. Malty notes of chocolate and leather.

Not the best Dragon Well I have ever had. Maybe 80/100. A decent tea, but it does not quite have that mouthwatering savory nutty taste typical of the best Long Jings.

Continuing to add my favorite tea’s, here is an exemplar Keemun Hao Ya A from The Tea Stop. I have not found a source more representative of what Hao Ya A should be than this… Delicate, full bloom of balanced flavor, the proper hint of smokiness. Mouthwatering perfection, and I don’t use that word lightly! I am almost hesitant to continue posting these, because part of me has the urge to keep my hard-won, favorite sources secret so they don’t sell out quicker, but what the heck, good tea must be shared…
http://www.theteastop.com/china-keemun-hao-ya.html

A top grade batch from the famous Vithanakande Ceylon estate. A beautiful, full, balanced complex black tea, perfect for the morning. Does not get much better than this…

1oz : $5.49