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2024 Moonlight White Tea
White tea is one of those types of tea that is valued both, aged and fresh.
This is a classic fresh "Moonlight" - sweet, with subtle vanilla and floral notes.
Material from old trees allows you to brew this tea endlessly.
Cha Qi is soft, smooth, and obviously relaxing.
If you are somewhat tired of the Shengs but are not ready to go far from them - this tea will suit you perfectly.
Reviews (2)
The dry leaves have a pleasant, sweet aroma of white tea. The taste is sweet with delicate floral and honey notes. It’s smooth and easy to drink, leaving you feeling relaxed.
While the leaves may be a little more broken than I would like, this tea brews up nicely strong with flavors of vanilla, sweet cherry, cream cola, dusty root cellar, and medicinal horehound. Brews many infusions taking on a tone of mulled cider. The bodyfeel is mellow but bright.
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