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| Yellow tea generally has a very yellow-green color- both the leaves and the infusion; this color is acquired by adding and extra step, called sealed yellowing, to the process otherwise fairly similar to the making of green tea. The length of the yellowing process can vary from thirty minutes in some teas to six days in others, creating a yellow tea that may be hardly distinguishable from green tea to one that is distinctively golden. The yellowing process brings about some complex and subtle changes that mellow about the grassy, bitter edge of the green tea and enhance its aromatics. |
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| Jun Shan Silver Needle |
| Jun Shan Yin Zhen is a hearty yellow tea known for its spicy culinary traditions. Jun Mountain is an island mountain that is shrouded in cool mist and produces delicate |
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| Meng Ding Yellow Buds |
| Meng Ding Huang Ya is a legendary tea, famous in China for its remarkable health benefits. The flavor is one of the more outstandingly unique |
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Yellow tea