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Yunnan High Mountain Wild Ancient Tree Shoumei White Tea Cake – 357g (2019)

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Yunnan High Mountain Wild Ancient Tree Shoumei White Tea Cake – 357g (2019)

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Handpicked high mountain wild Shoumei buds create a luminous, fragrant white tea with soft honeyed sweetness — an exquisite treat for tea lovers.

Rare high mountain wild buds, carefully pressed into a pristine white tea cake, offering delicate florals and natural honeyed sweetness.

From the secluded highland terraces of Lincang, Yunnan, our 2019 Wild Ancient Tree Shoumei is sourced from untouched mountain forests, where tea bushes grow freely, nourished by crisp air and misty elevations. Each leaf captures the essence of its wild highland origin, delivering a taste of nature’s purity in every sip.

The tea is carefully selected from one-bud-two-leaf and one-bud-three-leaf picks, hand-pressed using traditional craftsmanship to preserve its natural aroma and subtle flavors. Upon brewing, the liquor glows with a translucent reddish hue, revealing layers of soft white florals, gentle honey notes, and a whisper of almond and light vegetal sweetness.

As the tea ages slightly or is stored under optimal conditions, these flavors evolve gracefully, offering a deeper, mellow complexity reminiscent of early autumn harvests — a journey through delicate florals and light sweetness.

  • Season: 2019 Harvest
  • Cultivar / Tea Type: Shoumei White Tea (Bai Cha)
  • Origin: Yunnan – Lincang – High Mountain Wild Ancient Trees
  • Elevation: 1,500–1,800 meters above sea level
  • Raw Material Grade: Premium one-bud-two-leaf & one-bud-three-leaf picks
  • Oxidation Level: Lightly oxidized, natural freshness preserved
  • Processing Method: Traditional hand-pressed cake
Attribute Description
Aroma White florals, subtle honey, light almond, gentle herbal notes
Texture Silky-smooth, soft mouthfeel, velvety infusion
Flavor Core Sweet honeyed notes, delicate floral undertones, light vegetal hints
Finish Lingering gentle sweetness, soft floral aftertaste
Body Sensation Refreshing, soothing, promotes natural hydration (shēngjīn effect)
Oxidation Notes Mildly matured aroma develops richer honeyed depth and mellow floral complexity
  • Handpicked from high mountain wild ancient tea trees
  • Traditional hand-pressed craftsmanship preserving natural flavor
  • Premium selection of one-bud-two-leaf & one-bud-three-leaf leaves
  • Traceable, sustainably sourced from Lincang, Yunnan
  • Ideal for both daily enjoyment and long-term collection

Don’t miss the chance to experience this rare high mountain Shoumei — order your 2019 cake today and savor nature’s finest white tea!

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