Searching for a good Wuyi tea vendor/roasting master.
Memory of My Teacher
13 years ago
Monday, August 14, 2006
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6 comments:
How can I get there...I mean what do I say to the taxi driver to get there?
Simply "The Tea City". It's 45mins away from the center across the bridge to the other side.
Hey, Toki--I'm ninety percent certain I met the guy in that picture when I visited Guangzhou. A whirlwind of teashops, but still, I rmember his face. ~geraldo
geraldo, when was it? What a conincident : )
Did you got anything from him?
I was there in November during the Tea Expo. I bought some high-fired wuyi from him, and it was yummy stuff. :-)
He had a stall at the expo? Good strong wuyi he got. A good farmer, tea master and vendor.
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