This Da Fo Long Jing delivers a fantastic sip of tea, replete with freshness and long lingering nutty sweetness that transforms into a sugar snap pea sweetness in later infusions and eventually gently subsides (around infusion 4-6), leaving space for a thick umami richness (loads of amino acids here)! The mouthfeel is thick and brothy throughout the whole experience and intermingles with the flavors, rendering a silky smooth sip. The return sweet is truly astonishing. This Da Fo Long Jing is well made from great material, so be sure to take time to enjoy the aroma of the dry leaf, the liquor, the bottom cup and the gaiwan lid. There are unique qualities to each that give the experience a richness you’ll love indulging in.
Ming Qian Dafo Long Jing
$32.00 – $118.00
Dry Leaf: creamy, nutty, hints of vanilla
Liquor Colour: Pale yellow-green
Liquor Aroma: Gentle meadow flowers and grasses
Mouth Feel: Thick and full-bodied
Flavour: Lingering nutty sweetness, soft floral, solid umami
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Description
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Additional information
Harvest March 27, 2020.
Origin Xinchang, Zhejiang Province.
Brewing 3g/150ml at 90°C for 1 min. 4 – 6 infusions.
Storage Sealed well. Keep refrigerated.
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