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Traditional Lapsang | Zhengshan Xiaozhong
According to
white2tea this is from Wuyi, Fujian, where some modern teas are sometimes smoked, but this one is not.
This is backed up by
teaguardian, who explain that there's a smoked and a non-smoked variant of this tea. Xiaozhong (小種, or souchong in Fujian dialect) means small leaf, Zhengshan (正山, or lapsang) means inner mountain.
Western Tasting (28 VIII 18)
Very fine, thin leaves, elegant. Cocoa and roasted coffee in the empty cup. Slight roasted carrot stew nose, but also fresh charcoal. Very elegant to drink! Moderately thick cup, no astringency at all; some woody notes and wax, but without the astringency that normally accompanies it; blackcurrant marmelade.