Great tea！

I came into this already a fan of Mi Lan Xiang, so went ahead and ordered 200g, which brought the price per gram down a bit. This was much cheaper than other Mi Lan Xiangs I have tried, so I was curious what the tradeoff would be. I was prepared for maybe high astringency, bitterness, weird flavor profile, etc., but didn't find any of that. Actually the main things I noticed were that the intensity of certain aromas and flavors (especially the "top notes") wasn't quite as high, and the leaves seem a bit larger. However, it is still smooth and when extending the brewing time a little, a bold roasty tea. It has the recognizable flavors I expect from Mi Lan Xiang, and is durable enough. So, I am quite happy to find a Mi Lan Xiang in the "daily drinker" price range and will probably buy it again in the future. Great value!

This is wonderful Tea. All the teas from King Tea Mall have been wonderful. Placed another order already. My new favorite Teas.

An excellent choice if you're looking for an aged Sheng. Nice underlying sweetness complemented by a decent Huigan aftertaste. The liqueur is clear without any unpleasant notes, worth considering if you're looking for a mature and well-finished cake.

This is by far the most interesting Hei Cha I have ever tasted. It has a calming effect, the taste is difficult to describe bacause it changes with each infusion but it always leaves sweet and medicinal after taste. Try it and you will love it.

I got a second one right after opening the first. Xiaguan tuos are underrated

I got this as part of a sampler pack, so I didn’t know what I was getting or what to expect: I found it to be a refreshing and energizing tea, the more I drank of it the more I liked it.

A fully developed and complex flavor, very slight bitterness (that I liked).
I have nothing bad to say about this tea. A quality shou pu’er at a very reasonable price.

This hits the perfect balance for me. Clean, grassy, and floral. There is also a faint sweetness that develops into the finish. This is a great value if you're into light oolongs.

It's mild, which is I guess normal for white teas in general. I tried two, which were even subtler. But since I'm used to strong-tasting brews, and because of my wallet, I think I'll have this as my personal go-to tea.

Maybe I'm just not used to the super delicate stuff yet. Had a tasting session, and this was really faint. Crisp, refreshing. Very hard to pin down with my palate used to strong brews. But I imagine it's a personal achievement on my end to pick up the subtleties regardless. I'd buy more if I had the money.

Not my first white tea, but the first time I've had one with a known pedigree. Quite good. Only got a sample, and if I had a bigger budget, I'd buy more.

Excellent for the price!

This is a fantastic tea. Like a hop tea without that excessive resiny bitterness.
Dry leaf smells great like a peachy and tropical smoothie.
Tastes like the leaf smell but more nuanced with hints of passion fruit, pappaya and mango.
No bitterness no matter how hard you push it.
Just like an neipa heavy on 5he citra hops. Just so good, whatever quantity your planning to get to try double it or be reasonable and get a kilo of it. A gem of a tea.

Lovely tea, fairly roasted taste but if I compare it to other heavy roasted teas I had from different websites the rosted taste is not very dominant, you can still taste a hint of flowery-sweet taste. Nevertheless it's a great tea and can be brewed a lot of times before losing its taste.