no. 186, Honey Jin Jun Mei panda and Zhejiang Provinces

and Zhejiang Provinces

or rice bran candles contain a wick made from a special recipe dating back to the 16th century and is meant to the make the flame burn brighter than other methods

Harmumidori roughly translates to 'spring green' which is illustrated in its rich leaf color

or Charcoal Sumi (dark grey - not shown)

no. 186, Honey Jin Jun Mei panda and Zhejiang ProvincesAn elegant and fully oxidized black tea from a small family garden in the Wuyi Mountains of Fujian Province. Fine, delicate leaves produce a complex and resonant infusion rich with notes of malt, dried fruit, oak leaves, ginger flower and cassia with notes of toffee lingering on the palate. Grown in a comparable ecological setting as Tong Mu Guan, this evocative black tea was created from the fragrant Huang Guan Yin cultivar. Lyrical and warming with