Spring Wild-Harvested Chinese Aged Green Tea- Tea Sample
Spring Wild-Harvested Chinese Aged Green Tea- Tea Sample
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This Spring Wild-Harvested Chinese Aged Green Tea sample is hand-picked by experienced tea farmers in the remote mountain regions.
Characteristics
- Rare wild tea trees grow naturally in pristine mountain environments, absorbing pure nutrients from their surroundings.
- Year-round mist, high humidity, and dramatic temperature differences between day and night help the tea trees accumulate rich internal compounds.
- Tender leaves are hand-picked every spring after the Spring Festival, before the rainy season, to avoid the "water taste," which can dilute the tea’s aroma and nutritional value.
- Enduring the cold of winter, these spring-harvested leaves develop a longer growth cycle, richer nutrients, and natural resistance to pests.
- Only the youngest buds are carefully hand-picked and roasted over high-temperature firewood for an extended period, enhancing their aroma and making them ideal for long-term aging.
Flavor
- Exudes a honey-like sweetness with a rich, intense tea flavor.
- Smooth and mellow in texture, it carries a distinctive wild character that leaves a lasting impression.
- Each sip delivers a long-lasting sweet aftertaste, showcasing its depth and complexity.
Gong Fu Tea Brewing Method
Water temperature: Leaf to water ratio: Brewing Time: Subsequent Infusions: |
100°C(212°F) 5g per 150ml First steep for 6 seconds Increase by 3 seconds each time |
Tips:Before brewing, warm all teaware with boiling water. Fully decant the tea each time, leaving no water in the pot.
Common Brewing Method
Water temperature: Leaf to water ratio: Steeping Time: Subsequent Infusions: |
100°C(212°F) 2g per 100ml About 1-2 minutes Increase by 30 seconds each time |
Tips:Adjust the leaf-to-water ratio for a shorter infusion time or to achieve a lighter or stronger taste.
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