We don’t know much about this tea, other than that it was traditionally stored and is almost as old as us! The tea broth is smooth, creamy, rich, soft, and comfortable. Thank you to Su for generously sending me this thoroughly enjoyable tea!
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You’re welcome guys ! I’d say it tastes woody and fresh and sweet. Glad u like it 🙂
Thanks for sending it Su! Was a treat!