Wood Kiln Duan Ni Clay "Gao Shi PIao" Teapot by Zhao Li Hua Fu Zhuan Burly wild arbor tea leaves

Burly wild arbor tea leaves picked in the autumn were processed entirely by hand from start to finish (wok kill-green

High quality hand-picked and processed silver needles (pure bud) white tea from Da Si village in Feng Qing county of Lincang

with excellent body and pungent aroma

The taste is complex with some tastes of mushroomy ripe pu-erh with some bittersweet dark chocolate notes and sweet after-taste

sān yǎng fēng děng děng/三仰峰等等

Wood Kiln Duan Ni Clay "Gao Shi PIao" Teapot by Zhao Li Hua Fu Zhuan Burly wild arbor tea leavesSo what is Duan Ni? In written Chinese, there are two letters for it. The first character is "", which means silk. It has a very similar pronunciation with "" (Tuan) at Yi Xing, so this name probably came from literai at the time who thought "silk" would sound more elegant. The second character is "", which means "mass". This name basically describes the geological character of it, indicating it is a "mass of different ores." These different ores