ZhaoTea

Aged Mandarin Peel White Tea 陈皮白茶

Regular price $36.00 USD
Sale price $36.00 USD Regular price $36.00
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A best seller in China, this tea marries the fragrance of aged mandarin peel with the matured flavor of aged tea. Its authentic processing results in a mild and sweet flavor, offering a versatile brewing experience that's highly prized.

- A special biscuit tea, perfectly blended with 2017 aged white tea and 2015 aged mandarin peel.

- Convenient to brew and great value for money, it's an ideal daily 'staple tea.'

- The flavor is delightful, with a harmonious blend of fruity and tangerine peel aromas.

- Nourishing as aged white tea, and beneficial for regulating qi and strengthening the spleen, making it excellent for health and well-being.

- Enduring aged mandarin peel fragrance coupled with a mild sweetness.

- The unique combination creates a refreshing and invigorating tea experience.

- Origin: This tea combines the six-year-aged mandarin peel from Xinhui, Guangdong Province with the five-year Shou Mei of Dabai/Dahao tea from Fuding, Fujian Province. The blend of aged ingredients from renowned regions adds to the tea's complexity and appeal.

- Process: The mandarin peel and white tea are naturally aged with traditional raw-dried tea processing and a water content below 6%. This careful, light fermentation and long-term storage enhance the tea's flavors, making it suitable for extended aging and enjoyment.

Ideal for those seeking a tea with a distinct character and healthful properties.

Easy brewing for people on the go and looking for a unique, health-promoting tea or an interesting twist on traditional white tea.

Various brewing methods including gongfu brewing, mug brewing, thermos and boiling – each offering a delightful taste experience.

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