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Leaves from small 100-year-old tea trees, harvested in Master Xiang’s favorite garden near Maden in early March 2023. Immediately after picking, the leaves are spread in a thin layer on bamboo trays and dried for 4 days under a large shelter, being brought out into the morning sun to drive off the “night moisture.” This process removes excess bitterness from the tea.
Master Xiang carefully monitors this extremely important drying process, determining the readiness of the tea by touch.
Although the white tea production method may seem simple at first glance, it is actually very complex and full of important details: the stage of leaf development for harvesting; weather during picking and drying; the arrangement of leaves on trays; and moisture control over time, regulated by constantly moving the trays to locations with optimal environmental conditions.
The warmed leaves breathe aromas of summer hay, lemon balm, and linden. The flavor is endlessly sweet, soft, and lively. A light, pleasant nutty bitterness gently envelops the back of the tongue, awakening all the senses.
The bright aftertaste contains everything true tea lovers seek: fantastic length, unique flavor complexity, a slight fructose coolness in the breath, and a sweet, buttery moisture.
The empty cup is wrapped in the scent of acacia honey.
Cha Qi is gentle yet powerful, like the best friend`s hug.
Master Xiang earned two degrees and dedicated her life to reviving traditional techniques, settling in a remote mountainous region of Yunnan. Talented and attentive, Xiang is very meticulous when selecting tea raw materials. She is not afraid to experiment and inspires us every year with new fantastic teas.
By infusions, water temperature 95-100°C
Proportion: 1 gram of tea / 20 ml of water