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Immerse yourself in six and a half centuries of tea history with our On Taoism Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea. This 650th Anniversary Edition commemorates the birth of Fuzhuan brick tea production, which began in 1368 during the Hongwu era 洪武 of the Ming Dynasty. Experience a taste that has been perfected over generations, offering tea enthusiasts a truly exceptional journey through time.

Key Features:

  1. Historic Significance: Celebrates 650 years since the inception of Fuzhuan brick tea production in 1368, during the early Ming Dynasty.
  2. Authentic Fuzhuan Brick Tea: Crafted using time-honored techniques that have been preserved and refined since the 14th century.
  3. Mild and Smooth: Enjoy a gentle, well-balanced flavor profile that's both satisfying and easy on the palate.
  4. Distinctive Aroma: Experience the unique combination of woody notes and traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, creating a complex and enticing fragrance.
  5. Premium Tea Source: Made from high-quality black tea leaves 黑毛茶 harvested from the renowned Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi province, known for producing exceptional tea.
  6. Convenient Brewing: Pre-broken chunks eliminate the need for tea picks, making preparation quick and effortless.
  7. Elegant Packaging: Presented in a stylish 280g tin, perfect for gifting or displaying in your tea collection.
  8. Golden Flower Fermentation: Features the prized golden flowers (Eurotium cristatum), known for their potential health benefits and unique flavor contribution.
  9. Versatile Brewing Methods: Suitable for both traditional and modern brewing techniques, including gongfu style and western-style steeping.
  10. Rich in Antioxidants: Like all quality Fuzhuan teas, it's packed with beneficial compounds that may support overall well-being.
  11. Aged Character: Develops a smoother, more refined taste over time, making it an excellent tea for collecting and aging.
  12. Cultural Significance: Embodies the spirit of Taoism and Chinese tea culture, offering a meditative tea-drinking experience.

Tasting Notes:

This Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea offers a smooth, mellow liquor with a deep amber color. The initial sip reveals a gentle earthiness, complemented by subtle woody undertones and a hint of sweetness. As you continue to savor, notes of Chinese herbs emerge, creating a complex and satisfying flavor profile. The aftertaste is pleasantly long-lasting, with a slight coolness characteristic of fine Fuzhuan teas.

Historical Legacy:

The production of Fuzhuan brick tea began in 1368, during the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty. For 650 years, this tea has been an integral part of Chinese culture, trade, and daily life. Our anniversary edition pays homage to this rich history, offering a taste of tradition that has been cherished for over six centuries.
Indulge in the time-honored tradition of Fuzhuan brick tea with our On Taoism Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea. Whether you're a seasoned tea connoisseur or new to the world of aged teas, this 650th Anniversary Edition offers a unique opportunity to experience the depth, complexity, and cultural significance of one of China's most revered tea traditions, dating back to the early Ming Dynasty.
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On Taoism - Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea (280g Tin) | 650th Anniversary Edition | Broken Chunks for Easy Brewing

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Immerse yourself in six and a half centuries of tea history with our On Taoism Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea. This 650th Anniversary Edition commemorates the birth of Fuzhuan brick tea production, which began in 1368 during the Hongwu era 洪武 of the Ming Dynasty. Experience a taste that has been perfected over generations, offering tea enthusiasts a truly exceptional journey through time.

Key Features:

  1. Historic Significance: Celebrates 650 years since the inception of Fuzhuan brick tea production in 1368, during the early Ming Dynasty.
  2. Authentic Fuzhuan Brick Tea: Crafted using time-honored techniques that have been preserved and refined since the 14th century.
  3. Mild and Smooth: Enjoy a gentle, well-balanced flavor profile that's both satisfying and easy on the palate.
  4. Distinctive Aroma: Experience the unique combination of woody notes and traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, creating a complex and enticing fragrance.
  5. Premium Tea Source: Made from high-quality black tea leaves 黑毛茶 harvested from the renowned Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi province, known for producing exceptional tea.
  6. Convenient Brewing: Pre-broken chunks eliminate the need for tea picks, making preparation quick and effortless.
  7. Elegant Packaging: Presented in a stylish 280g tin, perfect for gifting or displaying in your tea collection.
  8. Golden Flower Fermentation: Features the prized golden flowers (Eurotium cristatum), known for their potential health benefits and unique flavor contribution.
  9. Versatile Brewing Methods: Suitable for both traditional and modern brewing techniques, including gongfu style and western-style steeping.
  10. Rich in Antioxidants: Like all quality Fuzhuan teas, it's packed with beneficial compounds that may support overall well-being.
  11. Aged Character: Develops a smoother, more refined taste over time, making it an excellent tea for collecting and aging.
  12. Cultural Significance: Embodies the spirit of Taoism and Chinese tea culture, offering a meditative tea-drinking experience.

Tasting Notes:

This Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea offers a smooth, mellow liquor with a deep amber color. The initial sip reveals a gentle earthiness, complemented by subtle woody undertones and a hint of sweetness. As you continue to savor, notes of Chinese herbs emerge, creating a complex and satisfying flavor profile. The aftertaste is pleasantly long-lasting, with a slight coolness characteristic of fine Fuzhuan teas.

Historical Legacy:

The production of Fuzhuan brick tea began in 1368, during the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty. For 650 years, this tea has been an integral part of Chinese culture, trade, and daily life. Our anniversary edition pays homage to this rich history, offering a taste of tradition that has been cherished for over six centuries.
Indulge in the time-honored tradition of Fuzhuan brick tea with our On Taoism Jingyang Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea. Whether you're a seasoned tea connoisseur or new to the world of aged teas, this 650th Anniversary Edition offers a unique opportunity to experience the depth, complexity, and cultural significance of one of China's most revered tea traditions, dating back to the early Ming Dynasty.
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