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650th Anniversary Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea

Honoring the 1368 Ming Dynasty origins of Fuzhuan tea, this limited edition preserves Jingyang's ancestral methods while using Shaanxi's Qinling Mountain tea leaves - the original Fuzhuan terroir.

Historical Authenticity

• Commemorates 650 years since Hongwu Emperor-era tea standardization
• Replicates 14th-century processing protocols
• Uses Qinling Mountain黑毛茶 (Camellia sinensis var. sinensis) - historical raw material

Practical Advantages

✓ Pre-broken chunks: No tea pick needed
✓ Dual-purpose tin: Airtight storage + collectible display case
✓ Shipping-ready: Vibration-tested packaging minimizes breakage

Quality Certifications

• Microbial analysis: 386 CFU/g golden flowers (Eurotium cristatum)
• Heavy metals: Below EU/EPA safety thresholds
• 5th-generation Jingyang tea masters supervised production

Tasting Profile

Color: Chestnut-amber liquor
Aroma: Damp earth, pine resin, dried jujube
Flavor: Walnut skin sweetness → mineral finish
Mouthfeel: Silky texture with zero astringency

Cultural Context

This tea fueled the Ming Dynasty's "Tea-Horse Road" trade routes. Each tin contains a replica 1368 tea ticket explaining Fuzhuan's role in imperial economy.

Storage Note

Natural golden flower dust may adhere to tin interior during transit - wipe with dry cloth before first use.

Important Note:

Some tea dust or golden flower particles may transfer to the tin's interior during international shipping. This natural occurrence doesn't affect quality. For intact tea cakes, explore our traditional Fu Brick collection.

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Jingyang 650th Anniversary Fu Brick Tea (280g) - Ming Dynasty Fuzhuan Tea with Golden Flowers

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650th Anniversary Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea

Honoring the 1368 Ming Dynasty origins of Fuzhuan tea, this limited edition preserves Jingyang's ancestral methods while using Shaanxi's Qinling Mountain tea leaves - the original Fuzhuan terroir.

Historical Authenticity

• Commemorates 650 years since Hongwu Emperor-era tea standardization
• Replicates 14th-century processing protocols
• Uses Qinling Mountain黑毛茶 (Camellia sinensis var. sinensis) - historical raw material

Practical Advantages

✓ Pre-broken chunks: No tea pick needed
✓ Dual-purpose tin: Airtight storage + collectible display case
✓ Shipping-ready: Vibration-tested packaging minimizes breakage

Quality Certifications

• Microbial analysis: 386 CFU/g golden flowers (Eurotium cristatum)
• Heavy metals: Below EU/EPA safety thresholds
• 5th-generation Jingyang tea masters supervised production

Tasting Profile

Color: Chestnut-amber liquor
Aroma: Damp earth, pine resin, dried jujube
Flavor: Walnut skin sweetness → mineral finish
Mouthfeel: Silky texture with zero astringency

Cultural Context

This tea fueled the Ming Dynasty's "Tea-Horse Road" trade routes. Each tin contains a replica 1368 tea ticket explaining Fuzhuan's role in imperial economy.

Storage Note

Natural golden flower dust may adhere to tin interior during transit - wipe with dry cloth before first use.

Important Note:

Some tea dust or golden flower particles may transfer to the tin's interior during international shipping. This natural occurrence doesn't affect quality. For intact tea cakes, explore our traditional Fu Brick collection.

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