I think the single bush dancong from Jing and M&
Js are the best I've
tried.
Jing had wonderful Yulan and Song Zhong dancong last year. I also
really like the Ba Xian from
www.mandjs.com--you should ask Mike for
his reccomendations directly, I think he only carries single bush. He
also has a page on how to brew it traditionally: fill the pot with so
much tea that once you wet it down it fills the pot 80% full. Short
steeps: 4-5 seconds for the first 8, then increasing.
Melinda wrote:
> Is anyone drinking a dan cong they are particularly fond of at the moment
> and willing to share the place they got it? (something I could get now
> please). I'm trying a sample from Jing's that's nice but would like to get a
> recomendation of more. Thanks!
>
> Melinda
>
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