Ali Shan Jin Xuan New teaware a pronounced milky note lingers

a pronounced milky note lingers throughout the session—a much sought-after quality often associated with high-altitude Dancong

and sure to satisfy those looking for a tantalising tea with a bit of everything

Balancing astringency and sweetness

For lovers of complex yellow leaves

these teas were known for their distinctive “reddish” color

Ali Shan Jin Xuan New teaware a pronounced milky note lingersThis tea is a textbook example of what makes the Jin Xuan cultivar so beloved. It delivers the creamy, buttery texture that earned the tea its nickname, milky oolong. Grown in the mountains of Ali Shan, this tea is greener and fresher than some deeper roasted versions. It highlights the cultivars natural creaminess and gentle sweetness. It has a smooth, comforting texture with soft notes of warm milk, light vegetal hints, and a touch of brown sugar.