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Wuzhou Liubao Tea Premium 2021 - Aged Dark Tea 250g

Wuzhou Liubao Tea Premium 2021 - Aged Dark Tea 250g

2021 Wuzhou Liubao Tea - Aged Dark Tea 250g

Premium 2021 vintage from authentic Wuzhou, Guangxi with over 3 years of natural fermentation. Famous dark tea with 1,500+ years of history. Features distinctive oak wood and dried date notes, vibrant red-bright liquor, and exceptionally soft round mouthfeel. Traditional after-meal tea for digestive support.

Key Highlights:

  • 2021 vintage - 3+ years naturally fermented
  • Authentic Wuzhou origin - 1,500+ years history
  • Oak wood, dried date notes, smooth mellow
  • Vibrant red-bright liquor
  • Exceptionally soft, round - no astringency
  • Traditional after-meal tea - digestive aid, warming

Brewing Tip: Best enjoyed after meals for digestive benefits. Perfect for cold weather or evening. Continues to improve with aging - store in cool, dry place.

Specs: 250g | Origin: Wuzhou, Guangxi | Type: Dark Tea

Regular price $49.90 USD
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Product Description

Wuzhou Liubao is a classic aged dark tea (hei cha) from Guangxi, prized for its deep, earthy character and smooth, mellow body. Aged since 2021, this Liubao has developed the signature "betel nut" fragrance — a warm, woody sweetness layered with notes of aged wood, damp forest, and a clean mineral finish.

The liquor pours a deep amber-red, thick and silky on the palate, with a comforting warmth that lingers long after each sip. Naturally post-fermented and gentle on the stomach, Liubao is a tea that rewards patience, growing rounder and sweeter with every infusion. A soothing daily companion and a rewarding tea for collectors of aged dark tea.

Key Features

- Authentic Wuzhou Liubao dark tea (hei cha) from Guangxi
- Aged since 2021 with the classic "betel nut" aroma
- Deep amber-red liquor, thick, smooth, and mellow
- Naturally post-fermented and gentle on the stomach
- Ages gracefully — ideal for daily drinking and long-term collecting

Brewing Guidance

- Use approximately 7–8g of tea per 150ml gaiwan or teapot
- Rinse once or twice with boiling water (100°C) to awaken the leaves
- Steep the first infusion for 10–20 seconds, then pour into a pitcher
- Gradually extend steeping time with each subsequent infusion
- Withstands many infusions; also excellent boiled for a richer, sweeter brew

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