Lucky Dragon Hyson

Young hyson tea, made from fresh shoots, was so prized in 18th-century Britain that it was taxed more heavily than other teas, sparking widespread smuggling and clever tricks like reselling used leaves. The government eventually slashed tea taxes with the 1784 Commutation Act to curb illegal trade. Amid this, “Lucky Dragon” emerged as an exceptional young hyson from a renowned factory, celebrated for its quality and refinement