Zhongcha · Yunnan White Tea from Old Tea Trees · 2022

Zhongcha · Yunnan White Tea from Old Tea Trees · 2022

€65,00 EUR
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Zhongcha · Yunnan White Tea from Old Tea Trees · 2022

Zhongcha · Yunnan White Tea from Old Tea Trees · 2022

€65,00 EUR

Brief description

This Yunnan white tea, made from old tea trees, was produced in 2022 and pressed into a classic 357g tea cake. An elegant, clearly structured white tea with natural sweetness and very good aging potential.

Origin & Processing

  • Tea type: Yunnan white tea

  • Raw material: Old tea trees

  • Harvest year: 2022

  • Origin: Yunnan, China

  • Shape: Pressed tea cake (Bing Cha)

  • Weight: 357 g

The processing follows traditional methods and preserves the original character of the large-leaf Yunnan material.

Character & Taste

The infusion is clear to light golden.
The tea reveals itself in its taste:

  • Gentle and soft

  • With natural sweetness

  • Subtle floral and honey-like notes

  • Calm, balanced and long-lasting

A white tea with depth, without harshness or bitterness.

Classification

This tea is particularly suitable for:

  • Lovers of calm, natural white teas

  • Beginners looking for a mild, harmonious style

  • Long-term storage and maturation

Already very drinkable, it will continue to develop over the years.

Preparation instructions

  • Quantity: approx. 5–7 g

  • Water temperature: 85–90 °C

  • Vessel: Gaiwan or teapot

  • Infusions: Multiple infusions possible

Short infusions emphasize freshness and sweetness, longer infusions bring more body and depth.

storage

Store in a dry, well-ventilated place, protected from light and free from foreign odors.
Can be stored long-term under suitable conditions.

preparation

Yunnan Province, China

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