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a red ore extracted several years ago at the mine in Lanshan (拦山)

while the proffered fruit lends an appealing charm

This name comes from the mythical Qilin

it has been named in honour of the old Tea-Horse Road (Chá mǎ gǔdào

pinglin rougui Quantity:20g tea partiesA Taiwanese take on a Chinese favourite, this Rougui traces the essence of both places with the composure of a vanguard. Fruity, rich, and creamy, you won't miss the hallmarks of a yancha from Wuyishan here. The tea has been sitting with the remembrance of the last firing in 2020, yet retains a delicate aroma of orchids as if to gesture its new homeland of Pinglin, a tea region in Taiwan best known for their Baozhong production. Despite its tasteful