Comment 2007

It's not a good year for Monkey King iin 2007. Abnormal heat hit the production
area and tea leaves grown faster than they should have. That resulted in thinner
leaves and thus not as much flavor as the 2006 crop. Regardless of that, price
has gone up significantly this year. There is quite a Monkey King fan club out
there.

Also, be alerted that what we do to the environment does put dent(s) to out
quality of living. Kam forgets to switch off the computer for an hour, and he
gets a batch of lower quality tea next year. No matter how much more he can
afford to pay, he gets a lower quality batch next year. That is not good.

Suggested brewing parameters - TEA:WATER (by weight) 3:100. Gaiwan or glass is
fine. About 90C water brewing for 90 sec. Tea in the
cup/glasses first, then water. Can last 5 infusions. Other rules for brewing
green tea applies.
General Info on Monkey King

Monkey King smells like orchid, natural and refreshing. It's clean and elegant flavor sets it apart from the regular, or even top quality, green teas.
It has it's unmistaken-able style.

Compared to the most liked Chinese green tea Dragon Well, Kam would say Monkey scores better in overall pleasure.
Quick facts about Monkey King:
- It's 100% wild tea (wild tea is VERY rare in today's tea market)
- It's found in a valley full of monkeys and thus the
name.