Hong Mei 红梅: red plum (flower); fully oxidized (red) tea
Meng Ding Hong Mei
“Red plum from Meng Ding” – a higher variety of red tea from plantations on Mount Meng Ding.
The smaller leaf in the form of slightly twisted needles smells like honey to slightly malty.
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