Gu Xing You Collection Teapot #12 blend his leaves are cooked in

his leaves are cooked in a wok

This is because they are managed in the same way as the ancient tea gardens

The dragon balls require a long rinse time to open up properly

The bitterness is not as present as in its Spring counterpart

Wang Qing Cong thinks this tea is inferior to the Ao Ne Me tea due to this difference of practices

Gu Xing You Collection Teapot #12 blend his leaves are cooked inMade in Gu Xing You's workshop, Wan Yao village, Jianshui Town, Yunnan Unique piece, only one available! Empty weight: 207g Max volume: 194 ml This teapot was made in Gu Xing You's workshop. His family has been making ceramics for several generations in the village of Wan Yao, close to Jianshui Town. In his small workshop, he creates unique pieces based on traditional designs. The pots are made on a potter's wheel, decorated by local artists and fired