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Liu Bao Tea

Exceptionally Clean | Hand-Selected for Minimal Storage Odor | Smooth & Approachable

Welcome to our Aged Liubao Tea Collection—a curated selection of premium dark teas from Wuzhou, Guangxi, chosen for their exceptional cleanliness and outstanding flavor profiles.

What Makes This Collection Special?

Rigorously Vetted — Each tea was hand-selected after tasting over 50 factory samples, ensuring only the finest made the cut.

Dry Warehouse Storage — All teas are aged in optimal dry storage conditions, preserving their natural complexity while minimizing the musty "cellar odor" (仓味) that plagues many aged dark teas.

Beginner-Friendly Yet Premium — If you've been intimidated by the heavy storage flavors of traditional aged teas, this collection offers an approachable entry point without sacrificing depth, character, or authenticity.

True Liubao Character — Experience the classic "Red, Thick, Aged, Mellow" profile with signature aromas like Betel Nut, Woody Notes, and Cooling Throat Sensations—all characteristics of properly aged Liubao, now accessible to Western palates.

Perfect for: Daily drinking, digestive support, cold weather comfort, and exploring China's dark tea heritage.

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2014 Aged Liubao Dark Tea dry leaves close-up, showcasing tight, glossy texture, known for Betel Nut Aroma and Cooling Finish.
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Close-up of Grade 1 2013 Aged Liubao Dark Tea dry leaves, showing tight ropes and golden tips that indicate premium Wuzhou factory craftsmanship.
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