Huang Shan Mao Feng 黄山毛峰 can be found on many lists of China’s best and most famous teas. It has only been produced since about 1860. Today, this type of tea, like Long Jing teas, is commonly produced in all tea production areas in China. The prices of better original varieties often climb to disproportionate heights. That is why we have not included this tea in our offer for many years – the ratio of quality and price has not been good enough for a long time.
Huang Shan Mao Feng Ji Pin
€29,40
“Wild hairy peaks from the Yellow Mountains in the highest quality” – fresh fresh richly tips green tea from the Yellow Mountains in Anhui Province.
Infusion of soft green color, slightly herbal scent. The taste is fresh, fresh, sweetly herbal, sweetening on the palate.
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