The leaves are large and multicolored, reminiscent of autumn foliage. Their size is impressive, requiring extra space in a gaiwan or teapot.
The dry leaves have a sweet and fruity aroma, with notes of forest berries and raspberries, complemented by a subtle woody character. When warmed, the leaves release a deeper berry sweetness along with earthy undertones.
The tea has a naturally sweet flavor, with prominent berry-like notes, including raspberry pudding and forest fruits. Floral hints and a touch of cinnamon add warmth, while subtle nutmeg spiciness and woody undertones provide balance.
Its texture is thick and smooth, with a lingering sweetness that makes it easy to enjoy. While similar to Shoumei white teas, this tea offers more noticeable berry and floral aromas.
This tea offers a gentle mix of sweet berry, floral, and woody flavors. Its large leaves and smooth taste make it different from other white teas, giving it a special charm. It’s a wonderful example of how tea can adapt to new environments, creating a refreshing and enjoyable cup