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2023 Fuding Wild-Grown Gongmei White Tea Cake (Grade 1, Spring Harvest) - 100g Cake

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2023 Fuding Wild-Grown Gongmei White Tea Cake (Grade 1, Spring Harvest) - 100g Cake

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Crafted from wild-grown tea trees in Fuding's Guan Yang mountains, this 2023 Gongmei white tea cake embodies the essence of traditional Fujian tea-making. Harvested during spring's prime growing season, the leaves are pressed by skilled artisans using time-honored techniques.

Core Features:

✓ Authentic Terroir: Wild-grown Cai Cha (菜茶) cultivar from Fuding's protected white tea zone
Artisan Craftsmanship: Hand-pressed with medium compaction for balanced aging potential
Spring Harvest Quality: Silvery buds with mature leaves create a golden liquor and lingering honey aftertaste
Sustainable Cultivation: Naturally grown on abandoned mountain plantations since 2010

Why Choose Us:

• Direct sourcing from Fuding cooperative farmers (est. 2018)
• Identical quality served in our physical tea houses
• Recommended steeping:3-5g per 150ml at 85-90°C (185-194°F)

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