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Hengxian Dark Jasmine Needle Green Tea – “Mo Xiang Zhen”墨香针

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Hengxian Dark Jasmine Needle Green Tea – “Mo Xiang Zhen”墨香针

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Experience the rare “Mo Xiang Zhen”墨香针 – a hand-scented Hengxian jasmine needle tea where the floral aroma deeply infuses each dark needle, delivering a vibrant, silky, and long-lasting taste.

Five times meticulously hand-scented, this rare jasmine needle tea offers “flower fragrance to the bone,” preserving vivid aroma and rich tea body through multiple infusions.

Nestled in the jasmine capital of Guangxi, Hengxian Dark Jasmine Needle Green Tea “Mo Xiang Zhen” represents the pinnacle of traditional Chinese scented tea craftsmanship. Each leaf is carefully harvested and meticulously scented five times, allowing the delicate jasmine essence to fully integrate into the dense, dark needle-shaped leaves. The result is a tea that exudes rich floral notes without a single petal floating on the surface, offering a deeply aromatic experience from the first sip to the last.

On brewing, the tea releases a bright golden-yellow liquor, with a fragrance reminiscent of sun-dried orchids, honeyed blooms, and a whisper of exotic white flowers. Its taste is simultaneously sweet, refreshing, and layered, evoking the luxurious depth of crème brûlée, soft caramel, and a touch of almond-like nuttiness. This is not just tea – it’s an immersive floral journey, ideal for connoisseurs seeking a premium, rare experience.

Whether savored in quiet contemplation or shared with guests, each infusion maintains the integrity of its aroma and body, proving why “Mo Xiang Zhen” has become a benchmark of excellence in jasmine teas.

  • Season: Spring 2025
  • Cultivar: Premium Jasmine-Scented Green Tea (一级)
  • Origin (Exact Location): Heng County, Guangxi, China – jasmine & white magnolia sourced locally
  • Elevation: 300–500 meters above sea level
  • Raw Material Grade: First Grade (一级)
  • Processing: Five-time hand-scented, traditional “three-lift” method
Profile Element Description (Western Flavor Translation)
Aroma Intensely floral jasmine with hints of white orchid and honeyed petals, deeply integrated into dark needles
Texture Silky, smooth, and velvety mouthfeel with balanced body
Flavor Core Sweet floral layers with subtle caramel, soft almond, and gentle green tea vegetal notes
Finish Clean, lingering floral sweetness that persists through multiple infusions
Body Sensation Lightly invigorating yet calming, offering a refreshing and harmonious tea experience

FAQ:

Q: How does “Mo Xiang Zhen” differ from Hengxian Jasmine Silver Needle Tea?
A: While Silver Needle Tea emphasizes delicate, pale buds with subtle floral aroma, “Mo Xiang Zhen” uses dark, tightly rolled needles, hand-scented five times for a deeply integrated, persistent jasmine fragrance and richer tea body. Its flavor profile is bolder, more layered, and lasts longer across multiple infusions.

  • Sourced from Heng County, the renowned jasmine capital of China, ensuring authentic origin and quality.
  • First-grade tea leaves, meticulously hand-processed and five-time scented for optimal aroma integration.
  • Stored under precise conditions to preserve flavor and freshness until delivery.

Elevate your tea ritual today – secure your limited batch of Hengxian Dark Jasmine Needle Green Tea “Mo Xiang Zhen” and experience unparalleled floral elegance before it sells out!

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