Nice price to quality.
"The tea is thick and sweet and clear, with distinct old woody notes. It is not a tea with zing and pep but is rather deep and relaxing, although it does start to brighten up later. I find it makes the body feel open and relaxed and comfortable. I find it is slightly cooling for the body but becomes more fiery later. It evolves nicely from yin to yang, suggesting good raw material. Sweet, but tending towards woody, with some slight earthiness and leather suggesting a steady, controlled ageing. The leaves appear to be a mix of younger leaves and buds with more mature leaves. There is a significant amount of stem and stalk material in the tea. Hui gan is quick and long lasting. I think this will be a nice tea to drink on milder Autumn days and happy to have it."