Another review of the Yiwu Spring Buds cake that James picked up in his trip to Hong Kong in 2015. Traditionally stored, this tea is very drinkable.
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Hi James,
Thank you for sharing your tea session with us.
Do you happen to recall which store in Hong Kong you bought this tea?
Many thanks.
Rui