Eight Immortals Dancong tea
Eight Immortals Dancong tea
Eight Immortals Dancong tea
Eight Immortals Dancong tea
Eight Immortals Dancong tea
Eight Immortals Dancong tea

Eight Immortals Dancong tea

Baxian is a single-cong tea belonging to the oolong tea series. In 1989, Fenghuangshan tea farmers cut branches and grafted...
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Product information

Eight Immortals Dancong tea

Tasting notes

Rich and refreshing, often slightly sweet

Brewing instructions

Brewing Instructions Add 6 to 8 grams of tea leaves for each brewing, the recommended tea-water ratio is 1:15, and boil the water. Rinse the tea leaves twice to clean and wake up the tea leaves. Enjoy from the third cup, the aroma begins. It is best to brew for three to four seconds, or according to personal preference. Suitable for everyone to enjoy. Brewing water temperature: Keep the water temperature above 95 degrees during the entire brewing process. Suitable tea sets: ceramic covered bowls, purple clay pots

Caffeine content and ingredients per cup

Each cup contains less than half the caffeine of a cup of coffee

Origin and production process

Baxian Dancong tea belongs to the oolong tea series. In 1989, Fenghuangshan tea farmers cut branches from a large black-leaf Dancong (Dancong) tea tree and grafted them. After cultivation, eight plants finally survived. Since then, Baxian has been well received in local tea reviews. Because there are exactly eight plants, it is called like the traditional Chinese story of the Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea. The original name of this tea variety was "Baxian Crossing the Sea", and later it was shortened to "Baxian". Baxian is a dry tea of ​​Dancong tea. The strips are tight and straight. Compared with other Dancong teas, it is larger, dark brown, oily and shiny, golden in color, mellow and refreshing, often slightly sweet, and has a distinct orchid fragrance. Because Dancong Baxian Dancong tea is generally lightly roasted, it tastes a bit like sugarcane. Origin: Ermao Village, Fenghuang Town, Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province, China The tea garden is 1,000 meters above sea level Production process: Traditional Chinese handcraft Baking method: First, bake the tea leaves in an electric furnace for more than 12 hours, then finely process, manually select, and then bake them in a charcoal furnace twice

Raw materials

Fresh tea leaves, one bud, two or three leaves

Packaging type

Usually in tin cans (customizable small folding bags, each bag can hold 6 to 10 grams, must purchase a single variety of 500g to customize)

Delivery and taxes

The goods will be shipped from Chaozhou, China, the place of origin, within 3 natural days after placing the order. After we send the goods to China, they will be transported in China by Chinese express companies. After customs clearance at the Chinese customs clearance location, they will wait for the flight. After arriving at the customs clearance location in your country, they will be forwarded by UPS or DHL. We will send you the shipping number and add it to your order. Our products are sold to all countries and regions in the world. All countries and regions charge 25USD postage per shopping cart. All products are free of postage if the shopping cart is more than 200USD. Due to special reasons, freight cannot be carried out smoothly in some countries and regions. Please consult us before placing an order. It takes about 8 to 14 days to the United States, Canada, Australia and European countries.The product price and shipping cost include the tariffs for delivery to the destination country. We will complete all customs clearance procedures and deliver the package directly to you.

Return and refund policy

Return & Refund Policy Unfortunately, we are unable to provide refunds for items that have been opened, used, or consumed. Unopened tea and unused teaware may be returned within 10 days of receipt for a refund. In these cases, the buyer must cover the return shipping costs. Refunds will be processed after the goods have been received. If you find that the product you received is damaged, incorrect, or significantly different from the description in the listing, please contact us within 48 hours of receiving the package and we will resolve the issue as quickly as possible with a replacement or refund at no cost to the buyer.

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