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On Jingmai Mountain, tea trees typically grow within mixed forests, infusing the local tea with the powerful energy of nature. For many years, Master Yuan has worked with a group of local farmers, selecting tea material of exceptional quality from tea trees aged 100-120 years.
He employs traditional, entirely handcrafted production methods: morning harvesting of the tea leaves, withering, and firing in a heated wok using the special Chao Cha technique so favored by Master Yuan. This is followed by rolling, drying, and pressing.
A deep floral aroma typical of this terroir, with notes of orchid. Sweet, oily, and full-bodied. The aftertaste is long-lasting, with lingering sweetness and noticeable astringency.
Cha Qi is exceptionally powerful. At first, it carries the mind to another level, then sharpens the senses and enhances concentration.
By infusions, water temperature 95-100°C
Proportion: 1 gram of tea / 20 ml of water