Bravo Té Pai Mu Tan Imperial, China. 100 g Ron Pol Roger remains an emblematic

Pol Roger remains an emblematic name of the tradition that makes an art of blending varieties and terroirs

which have the characteristic slate soils whose vines have ages ranging from 11 to 41 years

Fernando Remírez de Ganuza and Antonio Sierra are the three names involved in this project that began on the golden mile of the Ribera de Duero

Descubre la exquisitez de las Moscovitas de Rialto

un négociant de Burdeos

Bravo Té Pai Mu Tan Imperial, China. 100 g Ron Pol Roger remains an emblematicBravo Tea Pai Mu Tan Imperial, China. The Pai Mu Tan Imperial has a very low production level. It is grown in Fuding County, Fujian Province and harvested when the buds are fully grown and about to open. The leaves are dark green with white tips, a requirement for quality white teas. The color of the infusion is pale yellow and crystalline, its aroma is floral and refreshing and its taste is sweet and velvety. It is an excellent afternoon tea.