Zhongcha · Liu Bao Cha · “Ye Yun Binglang Xiang” Heicha

Zhongcha · Liu Bao Cha · “Ye Yun Binglang Xiang” Heicha

€62,00 EUR
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Zhongcha · Liu Bao Cha · “Ye Yun Binglang Xiang” Heicha

Zhongcha · Liu Bao Cha · “Ye Yun Binglang Xiang” Heicha

€62,00 EUR

Brief description

Zhongcha Liu Bao Cha “Ye Yun Binglang Xiang” is a classic Liu Bao tea from Wuzhou, Guangxi, known for its characteristic Binglang aroma (槟榔香) – a typical dry and spicy note of traditional Liu Bao teas. A well-balanced, cleanly fermented Heicha for everyday enjoyment.

Product details

  • Brand / Manufacturer: Zhongcha

  • Tea type: Liu Bao Cha (六堡茶, dark tea / Heicha)

  • Aroma profile: Binglang style (dry, spicy, warm)

  • Form: loose tea

  • Origin: Wuzhou, Guangxi, China

  • Packaging: Can

  • Weight: 200 g

  • Shelf life: can be stored long-term if stored properly

Character & Style

The brewed tea has a clear, dark color. The nose offers a typical Binglang aroma with dry, woody, and slightly spicy notes. On the palate, the tea is calm, balanced, and clean, without harshness or excessive fermentation notes. A solid Liu Bao Cha, suitable for everyday enjoyment.

Classification

This Zhongcha bottling is particularly suitable for:

  • Lovers of classic Wuzhou Liu Bao profiles

  • daily consumption as “Kou Liang Cha” (口粮茶)

  • Drinkers who prefer a clear, dry Heicha style

storage

Store in a dry, well-ventilated place, protected from light and free from foreign odors.
The tea can mature further over time and gain in depth.

Preparation instructions

  • Gaiwan / Jug: 6-8g per 100-120ml, 95-100°C

  • Thermos flask: approx. 5–7 g per 500–800 ml of hot water

Multiple stable infusions are possible.

preparation

Guangxi and Sichuan Provinces, China

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