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Oolong Tea 1 Kg Baocheng A516 Aged Narcissus Wuyi Rock Tea Chaoshan Gongfu Tea

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Original price was: $70.69.Current price is: $42.41.

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Flavor : Strong Fragrance
Custom Bundle : No
Number of Servings : 0
gtin13 : 699915217803
Regional Cuisine/Region : Chinese
UPC : 699915217803
Food Aisle : Fresh
Form : Loose Leaf
Country/Region of Manufacture : China
Calories per Serving : 0
Allergens : Chen Nian Shui Xian
MPN : C-WL1047
Item Weight : 1000g
Serving Size : 0
Type : Da Hong Pao
Brand : Unbranded
Product : Tea & Infusion
Food Specifications : No Artificial Coloring, No Artificial Flavoring
Expiration Date : 8 Years

Condition:New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item. See the seller’s listing for full details Expiration Date:8 Years Allergens:Chen Nian Shui Xian Form:Loose Leaf Custom Bundle:No Product:Tea & Infusion UPC:Does not apply MPN:Does Not Apply Calories per Serving:0 Regional Cuisine/Region:Chinese Flavor:Strong Fragrance Food Aisle:Fresh Type:Da Hong Pao Food Specifications:No Artificial Coloring, No Artificial Flavoring Country/Region of Manufacture:China Serving Size:0 Number of Servings:0 Item Weight:1000g eBay Type: Oolong Tea Packaging: Tin Product date: This Year Harvest Season Net Weight: 1kg/Tin Origin:China Manufacturer : SHANTOU BAOCHENG TEA CO.,LTD. Description: Shui Xian is an Oolong tea that has a flowery aroma and is very flavorful. It originates from Wuyi mountain, FuJian Province China. This mountain is one of the more famous mountain for producing great quality Oolong tea. This tea is cultivated by every single tea farmer in that mountain and is widely drank among Chinese restaurants all over the world. During the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) a new variety of Yan Cha was discovered when oolong tea was made from the leaves of an old tea bush discovered near the mouth of a cave dedicated to the Immortals of Daoism. The tea was found to have a unique flavor and healing properties (specifically in purging the body of heat and poisons). The name “Shui Xian” is often translated as “Narcissus” but, in fact, in the local dialect the word for “praying” sounds like the word “shui” (pronounced “shwee”), which means water. The real meaning of this famous tea’s name, then, is “Praying to the Immortals” – in honor the place where it was discovered – a place of prayer to the Immortals. Brewing Guide: Place one teaspoon per cup into an infuser, filter or teapot. Switch the kettle off, before it boils, when you hear the water rumbling. Add the hot, but not boiling, water and infuse for 3 minutes. Serve immediately or remove leaves to prevent spoiling.

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