Mao Jian Ye Sheng - literally translated as "Wild Hairy Blades", this green tea from Fujian Province owes its name to the tiny, fresh leaves of the spring harvest, twisted into small spirals.
Aroma: bright, fresh, slightly spicy. Subtle fruity and vanilla notes with spices.
Taste: fresh grass and flowers, light sourness of wild berries. Sweet, herbaceous, refreshing taste with a smooth transition to an astringent, slightly minty and spicy aftertaste.
Effect: invigorating and tonic, refreshing.
