No. 69, Da Hong Pao Packaging Style:Blue Traveler Caddy, (4.75") 1.5oz/43g who used it as a

who used it as a mark of distinction and sophistication and to dispel unpleasant odors

Origin: Sustainably wild harvested in Peru

Tai Ping Hou Kui

Also available in white

Meticulously twisted leaves yield a wonderfully fragrant infusion suggestive of blackstrap molasses and plumeria with a subtle grace note of burdock

No. 69, Da Hong Pao Packaging Style:Blue Traveler Caddy, (4.75") 1.5oz/43g who used it as aDa Hong Pao, which translates to "Big Red Robe," is the most famous wu long harvested in Wu Yi Mountain. This yan cha, or 'rock tea', makes a great statement; rich with a flourish of floral notes and complex signature minerality. Bold notes of cinnamon compliment a rich, toasty element reminiscent of a wholesome rusk enriched with barley flour and Tasmanian leatherwood honey. As with any celebrated Chinese tea, having the opportunity to drink a high