Amber Mountain
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80°CTemperature
5g 100ml
Wash: 5s • 1st: 15s • Add: +5sGongfu Timing
Yellow
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Spring Huoshan Huangya

Mei Leaf · Amber Mountain

Floral, Sweet, Vegetal
Origin
Anhui, China
Cultivar
Jin JiJinji 1
Harvest
Spring

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This exquisite yellow tea offers a delicate balance of sweet apple candy and the freshness of a spring meadow. Its smooth, medium body carries hints of nougat and green beans, finishing with a pleasant, juicy lemon sweetness that invigorates the palate.

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About This Tea

What does Amber Mountain taste like?
Amber Mountain is a yellow from Anhui, China. This exquisite yellow tea offers a delicate balance of sweet apple candy and the freshness of a spring meadow. Its smooth, medium body carries hints of nougat and green beans, finishing with a pleasan. It falls in the "Floral, Sweet, Vegetal" flavor archetype.
How do you brew yellow tea?
Yellow tea is best brewed at 75-85°C (167-185°F) for 2-3 minutes. Similar to green tea preparation, it benefits from cooler water temperatures to preserve its delicate, mellow character.
Where does Amber Mountain come from?
Amber Mountain is a yellow sourced from Anhui, China. It is made from the Jinji 1 cultivar. This batch is from the Spring harvest.
How much does Amber Mountain cost?
Amber Mountain is available from Mei Leaf starting at $1.90 ($0.32/gram). A 50g bag would yield approximately 8 gongfu sessions, making each session roughly $1.91.
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