FoshouSmooth and long lasting, this is a very quaffable anddare one say?refreshing yan cha. The typically sweet middle with a subtle charcoal roasting plays languidly on the tongue, unhurriedly giving way to quince like fruitiness and mild astringency. Foshou is a well known cultivar, whose long, rumpled leaves suggested either the scent or appearance of the Buddha's hand citrus or the length of the Buddha's hand in East Asian iconographies. There is indeed

its dense and vibrant infusion brings a focused bitterness reminiscent of citrus albedo paired with the mellow sweetness of sticky rice and the freshness of honeydew melon

rumpled leaves suggested either the scent or appearance of the Buddha's hand citrus or the length of the Buddha's hand in East Asian iconographies

and will keep any secrets

A generously wide mouth opening allows for effortless tea leaf placement and cleanup

true to character

flattened leaves is appreciable even through the paper wrapping

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refined Sheng

there is no umami emphasis

humility can be found

they soon give way to a delicate fruity sweetness—reminiscent of Galia melon

There is indeed a plausible citrus note to the aroma