Mo Gan Huang Ya Yellow Tea and Glass Gaiwan

Spring buds before April 10, 2025

Our selection is made of one-bud-one-leaf tea harvested in April. Its infusion color appears transparent yellowish-green. It tastes refreshing and smooth, giving a feeling of the early spring season.

The Mo Gan mountains lie in the west of Zhejiang, famous for its foggy clouds, green bamboo forests, crystal clear streams, and waterfalls. The local tea farmers follow traditional processing procedures, especially the special heat-steaming method.

Mo Gan Huang Ya is China’s oldest yellow tea dated back to the 4th century Jing dynasty. It was well described in the world’s first tea book “The Classic of Tea” by Lu Yu (733-804).