Unlike most other types of tea, the autumn harvest of the "Iron Goddess of Mercy" is capable of producing heady aromas. This one has been processed in the increasingly-popular Qing Xiang style, lightly oxidised and barely roasted for a fresh taste and bright green colour. What distinguishes the final cup from green teas, however, is the addictive acidity of sliced green apples and pears, perhaps just beginning to brown on the plate. A velvety texture and hint of butter prove it to be more than its first impressions, though, and subsequent infusions even release a gentle florality: violet on the edge of the tongue. Given the quality, its fair price point makes it a good choice for any who enjoy clean and refreshing sourness.