Sticking to my motto of “never missing out on exceptional tea or leaving it for others to snatch up,” I’m thrilled to introduce this second batch of Fushou Lishan tea I’ve secured this year. The producer raised the price, but when you’re faced with this level of absolute quality, you don’t hesitate—you pay up and lock it in.
The harvest from the day prior was stellar, but I unfortunately arrived too late to secure any. Because that previous batch was so incredible, word spread like wildfire, and fellow tea merchants were practically hovering before the processing was even finished—over half the batch was claimed before it was off the roasting pans.
Since this tea comes from the same plot, and with the same production team working under stable weather conditions, I anticipated it would match the quality of the previous day. I made the decision to buy it the moment I sampled the unfinished tea. Yes, it is slightly pricier—100 TWD more per jin—but considering the upgrade in quality, it remains an incredible value and an exceptional tea that you’d truly regret missing out on.
It’s hard to put the flavor into words. It lacks the sharp, “young” green notes, but the tea body is dense, refined, and incredibly smooth on the palate, leaving a lingering fragrance in the throat long after you’ve finished. Compared to our first batch, it’s not as “young” in profile, but the depth of the gaoshan (high mountain) character and the refinement of the liquor are superior. If you prefer a delicate, floral aroma, go for the first batch; if you value that profound mountain essence and a silky-smooth mouthfeel, this is the one for you. Both are impressive showstoppers for any tea gathering.
I am so confident in this quality that I am offering a full money-back guarantee. Each order consists of 150g, divided into two 75g vacuum packs. Open one pack to try it first—if you aren’t satisfied, keep the open pack, and I will refund your entire purchase. That’s how much I believe in this tea.
Sophia H. –
This Lishan tea is incredible! The floral aroma is so elegant and the mouthfeel is incredibly smooth. It has that premium spring tea quality I love—the perfect treat for my afternoon tea time.
Anonymous –
Pretty solid tea. Has a real strong scent to it when you pour the hot water. Tastes smooth and isn’t weak like the stuff you get at the grocery store. I don’t know much about all the technical mountain stuff, but this tastes like good quality. Pretty happy with it.
Hank Friedman (Verified Owner) –
The Fushoushan tea is incredibly fragrant and in fact the best Fushou tea I’ve ever had. Smooth as silk, and simply exquisite.
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Anonymous (Verified Owner) –
Really fresh and flavorful