Mie | Shisaku-28gou. Ye Cha Long

This cultivar carries an air of rarity and wildness. Born from experimental breeding and grown in limited quantities, Shisaku-28gou is often described as:

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πŸ‚ – Smoky, mineral, with whispers of wild orchid and sun-baked earth πŸ”₯ Taste – Bold yet graceful. A slow-burning umami, hints of roasted chestnut, and a finish that lingers like mist over a mountain ridge πŸŒ€ Feel – Dense, smooth, with a quiet energy that builds over multiple steepings This cultivar carries an air of rarity and wildness

β€œYe Cha Long Mie” hints at something endangered – a sleeping dragon of flavor that few get to taste. Whether it’s a lost lineage or a poetic name given by a farmer, this tea commands respect. A slow-burning umami, hints of roasted chestnut, and