Yu Ya Jade Buds

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
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Flavors
Algae, Barnyard, Clean, Evergreen, Macadamia, Milky, Roasted Nuts, Shellfish, Soybean, Spring Water, Sweet, Umami, Wet Moss, Wet Rocks
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
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Certification
Organic
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  • “I’m pretty excited to be traveling to Hubei province (albeit a different county), where this green tea is produced. It’s made from one of the same cultivars I’ll be working with, E Cha, at the...” Read full tasting note

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Origin: Xiaoguan Village, Xuan’en County, Hubei Province, China
Cultivar: E-Cha #1
Harvest: Late March, 2023
Elevation: 1000m

This is an amazingly stimulating green tea known as Yu Ya “Jade Buds”. It is produced from the single-bud plucks of a tea bush cultivar localized to Hubei known as E-Cha #1. This cultivar has a complex tannin profile with woody, herbaceous and fresh evergreen aromatics when the first growth is harvested during the coolRead more

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Rishi Tea specializes in sourcing the most rarefied teas and botanical ingredients from exotic origins around the globe. This forms a palette from which we craft original blends inspired by equal parts ancient herbal wisdomRead more

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I’m pretty excited to be traveling to Hubei province (albeit a different county), where this green tea is produced. It’s made from one of the same cultivars I’ll be working with, E Cha, at the co-operative tea farming village that One River Tea is a part of. Saturday night I fly out! This has been a pretty stressful process and that feeling might not ease until I meet the folks of One River Tea at the airport, who will also have a SIM card for my phone. I will be traveling to a completely foreign country for the first time ever alone. Even if things go awry, I can figure out where and how to catch the 5-hour train ride from Wuhan to Enshi. But once in Enshi, getting to the village is another feat that will require a 1.5-hour? taxi ride. So much is out of my hands. It’ll all work out, though, even if plans get bumpy. Right? RIGHT? Haha. Of course it will as long as I stay cool :)

Speaking of cool, not only is the purpose of this note to release some stress, but it is also to share what a delicious cold brew these tiny leaves make! It’s got some of that dark, mossy energy that a hot brew does, but with my parameters of 7g:1L for 24 hours, this has a bright, fruity taste to it that’s not present in western or gongfu steeps. Good stuff. And the leaves instantly sink to the bottom of any brewing vessel. Why do I value such a thing in tea?

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Leafhopper 2 years ago

It sounds like this will be quite an adventure! You’ll have to keep us updated on your trip if you have Internet access.

Skysamurai 2 years ago

That sounds soooooooo awesome!!! I definitely have tea adventure on my bucket list. Please bring a journal with you and give us details! Safe travels!

beerandbeancurd 2 years ago

I have taken to reminding myself that as long as I’m alive and experiencing something on the planet, things are working out. Take snacks.

gmathis 2 years ago

You adventurer, you! Praying for safe travels.

tea-sipper 2 years ago

Wishing you all the travel luck!

Courtney 2 years ago

This sounds amazing! Enjoy your travels! :)

ashmanra 2 years ago

Praying for safe travels and lots of memories that make you smile for the rest of your life!

Martin Bednář 2 years ago

It is kind of adventure! I would taking part in something similar too. I hope everything goes well and smoothly to you!

LuckyMe 2 years ago

Sounds like a fun adventure. Safe travels!

derk 2 years ago

Thanks y’all and drink good tea!

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