Wu Yi Rock Tea Rou Gui 2015 肉桂

Cultivar: Rou Gui  Harvest: Spring 2015 Origin: Wu Yi Shan, Fu Jian  Cup: 1 tbsp for 12 cups Tasting Note Cinnamon, dry orange zest, mineral, roasty, spices, herbal Ice Tea Instruction Every 1 gram of tea for 60ml of cool water, and allow steeping a few hours in refrigerator.  Full Description Rou Gui is one of the most well known rock teas nowadays, and that's why we would rather introduce you to something different -- an aged Rou Gui. Tea comparison is what we always encourage you to try, fresh vs. aged, buds vs. leaf and twigs, and low water temperature vs. high water temperature, etc. We hope this Rou Gui will delight you with its aged notes.  Wu Yi Shan is located in northern Fu Jian province in China and it’s the cradle for the worldwide prestigious Wu Yi Rock Teas. The traditionally processed Wu Yi rock teas tend to be more roasted, and they are famous for their roasting, peanut/nutty, spiced and sometimes floral or mineral taste. Rock tea enthusiasts also talk often about or