grace pitcher oolong_yancha this Fujian-grown tea holds all

this Fujian-grown tea holds all the qualities to rival it in both beauty and flavor

The second brew deepens in color and character

Keen noses may even pick up on notes of incense and camphor that signify proper maturation

as it is meant to combine with the Laobanzhang Gushu King Tree Garden 2020 for a comparison between two top-tier representatives of Gushu in Xishuangbanna

or a little more for a true shu intensity—and to come back to reality

grace pitcher oolong_yancha this Fujian-grown tea holds allA simple pitcher that will go a long way. This handleless glass pitcher is a sturdy workhorse, performing every task set to it admirably: decanting steeped tea from your gaiwan or gongfu teapot, serving tea hot or cold, and even as a vessel to brew green teas with the aid of a strainer. Its unibody, simple form has an understated humility, not absorbing aromas and being easy to clean. It is, in both an aesthetic and material sense, the wine glass of