Lao Cong Shui Xian Spring 2023 - Dark Wulong Rock Tea | ho yum tea
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An advanced rock wulong tea from ancient tea trees (lao cong 老樅) in the renowned town of Wu San Di 吳三地 in Fujian province, China. Traditionally made using the native Shui Xian 水仙 variety which grows wild in natural conditions, depending only on natural rainfall and without any pesticides, nor fertilizers (uncertified organic).

 

A luxurious tea with complex flavors, hints of ripe fruit and wood, and a dominant aroma of baking. Mid-May 2023 harvest from ancient trees over 60 years old in one of the most famous areas in Fujian for Lao Cong trees. The leaves were baked twice on charcoal for 6 hours at 120 degrees.

 

A rare collector's item that was a challenge to curate. We had the chance to work closely with two Lao Cong collectors from Wuyi Shan. Their main focus is searching for rare and high-graded versions of this sought-after tea. This tea represents a unique genre in Fujian province and ranks among the world's most expensive teas, with only limited batches of a few tens of kilograms produced each year. Even though we often sample such high-graded teas, it's rare for us to feel that the price truly reflects the tea's value. So, this is one of the few times we sell tea at this price, having acquired just 1 kilo for our stock.

 

Please note that this product comes as a single-serving tea packet. The robust aluminum packet is designed for aging and is packaged in a festive, branded box, perfect for such a rare and luxurious tea variety.

Lao Cong Shui Xian Spring 2023 - Dark Wulong Rock Tea

SKU: LCSXW23-8
₪90.00Price
  • General

    Woody . Complex . Rare

     

    Full Body

    Tasting Notes: Orange, Resin

    Theine Level  (Caffeine): High

  • Content

    Ingredients: Tea Leaves

    Variety: Shui Xian

    Camellia sinensis var. sinensis


    Net Weight: 8 grams

  • Instructions

    Infuse 4-8g tea leaves in boiling water 95-100°C in traditional brewing teaware (gaiwan or a dedicated clay pot is recommended) for 6-12 seconds, about 7 infusions on average. 


    It is not recommended to brew this tea using a western method.

  • Year

    Harvest: 22.05.23

    Packing: November 2023

  • Foreign Name

    吳三地老樅水仙武夷岩茶 wu san di lao cong shui xian wuyi yan cha

     

  • Storage

    Validity: Collector's item suitable for aging.

    Store in a shady and dry place with neutral smell.

  • Source

    Wu San Di, Wu Yi Shan, Fujian Province, China

  • Chinese Medicine

    Helps blood flow and fluid exchange in the body

    Tendency: A warming tea, charged with Qi, with a distinct yang tendency.

    Elements: Wood, Fire, Metal

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