Puerh Tea from Kunlu Shan was a Qing Dynasty Imperial Tribute Tea 

I am so happy when you make a video from an area from tea that I've already had! I bought the KXQM cake as soon as it was released and it's one of my favourite teas I've tried this year so far! The thickness and mouthfeel is unmatched so far, I can still imagine it sticking to my teeth as it passes across them. There is a pronounced perfumed fruit sweet note throughout coupled with a creamy and nutty grain note (toasted oats to me) that combines to form a very well made pu-erh with stand out flavours and aromas that remind me of rhubarb crumble for me. Once I noticed it, there is a rhubarb note that comes early and lingers in the mouth long after the swallow that along with the thickness defines the tea and makes it one of my favourite young shengs I've tried to date. I would typically have said Jingmai produces my favourite teas, but this year has really opened my eyes to Kunlu Shan. I can't wait for Slumbering Dragon 2018 to be released so it can be on its way to a loving home already!

Glen thank you again for letting us being a part of visiting all those great places we normally never get the chance to see in person. Just breathtaking! BIG THANKS!

Thanks for the video. The song at the end of it is "Homeless Shepherd" from Suo Langzhaxi.

Great video!! Love the song and video footage at the end as well!

Those dragon trees are tea trees? Holy.

I love this video :) is the Slumbering Dragon more of a ye sheng/purple tea (Camelia Sinensis var. Assamica Dehongensis) or a regular sheng puer (Camelia Sinensis var. Assamica)? I can’t wait to sample it in a few weeks. However looking at the leaf on your website and the description of the lingering intense bitterness reminded me of a young ye sheng tea, ye sheng is awesome :) Also, have you tried Hai Lang Hao‘s Lao Ban Zhang? How would you rate it against other LBZs such as the one from Mengku tea factory and/or the ChenShengHao LBZ? Thank you very much for the wonderful videos and all the responses you’ve given me on other comments over the past few days. I wish you a very nice day :)

What a beautiful area, you can almost feel the altitude! Thank you for sharing! Makes the teas that much more special!

Sweet video, it is really interesting to get a visual of where the products are from. By the way, I really like the quality of the audio of the recent videos. Please keep up the great work

So, how do they get up high to pick leafs? Ladders? Climb the tree? Hang out on branches? 😄