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Classic Long Jing
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Long Jing #43 is a varietal that the Liang's have been cultivating in their small family operation. This varietal has very distinctive characteristics as other teas grown in the Laoshan Village in China. The tea is grown undercover in the greenhouse during the winter and into spring to protect from frost.When the leaves sprout the covering is removed and the plants thrive in full sunlight until plucked. The leaves are small and spindly with a shiny brown-black color when dried. The leaves are wilted and oxidized traditionally to bring out the sweeetness with flavors of cocoa and osmanthus.
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Golden Monkey
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This Golden Monkey shines from the moment you open the bag. It has beautiful cocoa notes on the nose with a full bodied honey sweetness and pleasant after taste on the palate.
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Keemun - Organic
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This organic version of Keemun is a mild, finely aromatic and very light black tea with a beautifully structured leaf. When brewed the color is a shining red-brown with a sweet and spicy bouquet with just a hint of smokiness.
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Yunnan Gold - Organic
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This exquisite black tea is harvested in the Ancient Tree Estate located in the Jing Mai Mountain in the Yunnan Province. These trees grow wild without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Full-bodied much like roasted sugar cane with a finish of cocoa notes that are distinct of any fine Yunnan tea.
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