2015 Gao Jia Shan "Bai Liang Cha" Hunan Tea Weight:Entire Bai Liang (3.65 Kilograms) It's perhaps slightly less sweet

It's perhaps slightly less sweet than the first flush Imperial Grade

Origin:  Tou She Village

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Sprng Harvest notes:  Spring picked Middle Mountain Dan Cong is typically harvested in early April

2015 Yunnan Sourcing "Autumn Bang Dong Village" Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake

2015 Gao Jia Shan "Bai Liang Cha" Hunan Tea Weight:Entire Bai Liang (3.65 Kilograms) It's perhaps slightly less sweetAnother excellent Gao Jia Shan production! Entirely wild arbor tea harvested in Spring 2015 from Anhua County's own Gao Jia and Yun Tai Mountains. Aging from 2015 to 2023 in Anhua has taken the edge off this tea giving it a nice lightly aged taste that is mellow and sweet. Due to the tight compression you can really push this with long steeps and you'll be surprised by its complexity and sweetness! Bai Liang Cha () is a smaller cousin of the largest