Crafted by Tea Master Mei “Drink together” - White Tea (Limited Edition, Yellow)
Place of Origin: Fuding, China
Grade: Premium Bai Mu Dan
Growth Environment: High Mountain Ecological Tea Garden
Appearance: Round cake, yellow and green, moist
Tea Color: Bright orange and yellow
Aroma: Fragrant like lotus flowers
Taste: Mellow and sweet
Caffeine Content: Medium
Year: 2017
Special Notes:
Limited edition commemorative tea for the inaugural China-US "Ren Zhi Hui" International Charity Art Festival.
Recommended by "National Famous Tea Weekly".
Crafted by Mei, a National Intangible Cultural Heritage Fuding White Tea Master ("Master Blue Sword" series).
Includes master's signature.
Brewing:
1. Take 3-6g of tea leaves in a covered pot.
2. First pour 200ml boiling water (100°C), immediately discard to rinse leaves.
3. Second pour 200ml boiling water, steep for 30-60 seconds.
4. For first three infusions: quick pours, then adjust steeping time to taste.
Brewing Notes:
- Tea to water ratio: ~1:50.
- For milder taste: 3-6g leaves.
- For stronger taste: 6-9g leaves.
Bai Mu Dan withstands multiple infusions - becomes more fragrant with later brews.
Additional Information
Pressed cake format (traditional style).
Stored since 2017, developing aged characteristics.
Ideal for collectors due to cultural significance and master craftsmanship.
Store in cool, dry place away from strong odors.
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