Very, very small batch (we have less than five kg of this tea).
Aged Oolongs can be a bit hit and miss depending on the quality of the starting tea and how it has been stored while it was ageing.
This 1992 Tie Guan Yin was an accidental find while we were in Fujian and we bought up all of the tiny batch for you Teaheads.
This tea is available in 30g pouches in our Oolong Tea Flight Selection but you can try a taster separately.
The taste of this tea is like liquid fudge, milky coffee and treacle. It is one of the most comforting and indulgent teas that we have tasted, with a lingering sweetness.