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Among the many expressions of Phoenix Dancong, Mi Lan Xiang has become one of the most recognised — and for good reason. Its name means “Honey Orchid Aroma,” capturing the naturally rich sweetness and elegant floral character that define this tea.
What makes this particular Mi Lan Xiang so distinctive is its characteristic sweet potato honey note, layered with a delicate orchid fragrance. The taste is mellow yet robust, with enough depth to remain expressive through repeated Gongfu infusions.
And then comes the Hui Gan 回甘 — a strong sweetness that returns and lingers on the palate long after the tea has been swallowed.
Sweet potato honey. Delicate orchid. Powerful Hui Gan.
Complex enough to show the depth of Phoenix Dancong, yet approachable enough to be your first introduction to it.
Among the many expressions of Phoenix Dancong, Mi Lan Xiang has become one of the most recognised — and for good reason. Its name means “Honey Orchid Aroma,” capturing the naturally rich sweetness and elegant floral character that define this tea.
What makes this particular Mi Lan Xiang so distinctive is its characteristic sweet potato honey note, layered with a delicate orchid fragrance. The taste is mellow yet robust, with enough depth to remain expressive through repeated Gongfu infusions.
And then comes the Hui Gan 回甘 — a strong sweetness that returns and lingers on the palate long after the tea has been swallowed.
Sweet potato honey. Delicate orchid. Powerful Hui Gan.
Complex enough to show the depth of Phoenix Dancong, yet approachable enough to be your first introduction to it.