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Dont do Shang, i was disapointed by them.
I am going to Fu Ding in a few weeks, if you send me some money I can pick you up some stuff.

This is the first I've heard of tea habitat and china blocks blogspot so I cant look at her blog. So with out being able to compare, I do suggest Tea Drunk. Also pricey but a lot of great flavors in there.

I have more photos at https://thesweetestdew.com/2019/04/18/m ... en-review/ or on my instagram which can be found on my site.
Please let me know if you come.

Huang Shan is a beautiful area for tea and travel. For the travelers there is the beautiful Huang Shan, Yellow Mountain, which provides beautiful views and has inspired many artists. The area also has a number of ancient villages and temples for people to visit as well. The Tea of course is Huang Sh...

Mao Feng can be a tricky tea to get into because the flavor profile is so light. What you are really looking for in Mao Feng is the mouth feel. The best Mao Fengs are slight and refreshing but still have a deep and thick mouth feel. With out that mouth feel, I find Mao Fengs dont really have any ot...

I'll start. I prefer new white tea. I am generally a fan of lighter flavors, but I also find new white tea to be more complex and aromatic. Aged white tea can also be good, but often I find it to be a little dry and dull. To me good aged white tea tastes of bread, while the majority of aged white te...

Mao Feng can be a tricky tea to get into because the flavor profile is so light. What you are really looking for in Mao Feng is the mouth feel. The best Mao Fengs are slight and refreshing but still have a deep and thick mouth feel. With out that mouth feel, I find Mao Fengs dont really have any ot...

https://thesweetestdew.com/red-tea-black-tea/
This red tea, black tea, is really good.

Like thick smooth and dark like dark chocolate, with a bit of that dark chocolate bitterness, this tea has been loved by everyone.

Mao Feng can be a tricky tea to get into because the flavor profile is so light. What you are really looking for in Mao Feng is the mouth feel. The best Mao Fengs are slight and refreshing but still have a deep and thick mouth feel. With out that mouth feel, I find Mao Fengs dont really have any ot...

Kind of a rant I've been meaning to post somewhere. Controlling how the water leaves the leaf is extremely important to oolong making, and all tea making, and yet I don't think it is talked about enough. For example the rolling step is just as much about enzyme manipulation as is it moisture control...

Oh, I just remembered I have a big can of Huangshan Mao Feng, like 200gr. I received it as a gift last fall from a friend who’s not into tea (who received it as a thank you gift from a Chinese consultant who said it was very special). I find it extremely light steeped at 3gr/9oz (250ml)/190F, waite...

I been all about Mao Feng. Since I am living in Huangshan I made a point ot find truly amazing Mao Feng. I bought from two farmer, 3-4 pounds each of different grades, and just when I thought I was finished I found a third guy who has tea so good I need to buy more. (its better than the other two) ...

I been all about Mao Feng. Since I am living in Huangshan I made a point ot find truly amazing Mao Feng. I bought from two farmer, 3-4 pounds each of different grades, and just when I thought I was finished I found a third guy who has tea so good I need to buy more. (its better than the other two) T...

Hello Hello My name is Dylan, from Brooklyn New York. I first got into tea around 2011, and more seriously in 2012 when I Worked at Harney and sons, and then even more seriously in 2013 when I worked at Tea Drunk. I generally stick to Chinese teas, they have always been my favorite and it is such a ...

Hello Everyone, my name is Dylan I am The Sweetest Dew Tea. After working in the New York tea Scene for a number of years, in places such as Harney and Sons and Tea Drunk, I moved to China to really study tea. Right now I am living in Huang Shan Anhui, home to many famous teas. My website www.theswe...