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White Tea Fu Brick (Baicha Fuzhuan)

White Tea Fu Brick – Delicate Golden Flower Tea for Gentle Taste

Our White Tea Fu Brick is crafted with aged white tea leaves and fermented to develop a rich bloom of Golden Flowers (Eurotium cristatum). Compared to traditional Fu Brick, this version offers a noticeably lighter and smoother taste, with a gentle sweetness and almost no bitterness. It’s the ideal choice for newcomers to dark teas or for those seeking a softer experience without compromising the health benefits of Fu tea.

Made from white tea base, this brick retains the natural floral and fruity notes of the original leaves. As it ages, the tea becomes rounder in flavor, while the Golden Flower fungus adds probiotic and digestive value. Unlike densely compressed traditional bricks, the white tea version is slightly looser, making it easier to break and brew.

This tea is suitable for empty-stomach drinking, light evening sessions, or anyone seeking a calming, health-boosting drink. It’s also a great introduction for those curious about Fu Brick Tea but hesitant to try bolder, more fermented varieties.

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