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2023 Fuding White Peony Tea Brick (Grade 3, Spring Harvest) - 200g Hand-Pressed Fujian White Tea

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This 2023 Fuding White Peony tea brick is crafted from spring-harvested leaves in Guan Yang, Fuding - the protected origin of China's finest white teas. Hand-pressed in November 2024 with traditional techniques to preserve leaf integrity and optimize aging potential.

Key Features:

✓ Protected Origin: Grown in Fuding's PDO-certified tea zone 
✓ Grade 3 White Peony: Balanced blend of silvery buds and mature leaves for a mellow profile
✓ Artisan Compression: Medium-tight pressing protects whole leaves while allowing gradual oxidation
✓ Floral Character: Delicate orchid and honeysuckle notes develop after 12+ months of aging

Why Trust Orientaleaf:

• Directly sourced from Fuding tea farmers (cooperation since 2015)
• Same quality served in our physical tea houses across China
• Recommended brewing:4g per 200ml at 90°C (194°F), 8+ infusions

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