2012 Horses Head Weight:100g in Tea Tin when you don't have enough

when you don't have enough to use a teapot

for our larger mugs

These teapots are stovetop

Don't miss out on all of the teas we can't find enough of or are almost out of

It is a protected area separate from the scenic area that outsiders are not permitted in

2012 Horses Head Weight:100g in Tea Tin when you don't have enoughThis aged Oolong Tea has opened up nicely with time. Yan Gui Xiang is a unique varietal grown in the Zhen Yan area of Wu Yi. It refers to the innermost protected area of the Wu Yi Heritage site. It is a protected area separate from the scenic area that outsiders are not permitted in. It is grown at an altitude of about 425 meters up, and has been growing there for over 100 years. The mineral taste of the Zheng Yan area is superbly present in this tea,