Category: Oolong
Nuestra Diosa de la Misericordia de Hierro se elabora artesanalmente dos veces al año, en primavera e invierno, por un maestro artesano del té oolong de cuarta generación en la aldea de Mingjian, en el condado central de Nantou, Taiwán.
The spring harvest arrived with that unmistakable roasted aroma that fills the whole kitchen the second the bag opens. You can tell it's hand-crafted from the careful twist of each leaf, and the winter batch I tried last year was just as consistent. This is my everyday afternoon brew now.
This winter harvest is noticeably more complex than the spring one—the roast is deep but not heavy, with a smooth, almost buttery finish that lingers nicely. You can tell real care went into the hand-crafting; it's easily the best oolong I've had in months.
The spring batch arrived smelling faintly of fresh grass, and each steep gives a smooth, buttery cup that lasts through five infusions without turning bitter. It's clear the hand-crafting makes a difference in how even the leaves stay whole.
