China Fujian Zhangping Shui Xian Pearl Black Tea

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Black Tea
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Chocolate, Citrus, Geranium, Licorice, Mineral, Pine, Plum, Raspberry, Smooth, Sweet, Tangy, Wood
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Typical Preparation
Use 16 oz / 472 ml of water
Set water temperature to 205 °F / 96 °C
Use 8 g of tea
Steep for 0 min, 30 sec
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“Dropping this note here because I’m fairly certain What-Cha is the origin of this tea I received from White Antlers. That was ONE BIG BALL in a sealed foil packet with Chinese script. The only...” Read full tasting note
“Yum! I wasn’t sure what to expect because a 30 second infusion didn’t seem like enough to me, but it was perfect! Smooth, earthy cocoa, and a wee bit of fruitiness that lingers. Second infusion...” Read full tasting note

Description

A smooth sweet tasting black tea with notes of malt, carob and raisins.

Zhangping Shui Xian is the only oolong tea which has traditionally been pressed into a cake, this pearl is a modern twist on an old classic by kneading the Shui Xian as a black pearl rather than an oolong cake.

Each pearl is roughly 10g in weight and comes in its own individual vacuum sealed packet.

Tasting Notes:
- Smooth texture
- Sweet taste with notes of malt, carob and raisins

Origin: Nanyang village, Zhangping, Fujian, China
Produced: Spring 2015
Cultivar: Shui Xian
Sourced: From a specialist Zhangping seller

Brewing Advice:
- Heat water to roughly 95°C/203°F
- Use one pearl for a large teapot
- Brew for 15-30 seconds

Packaging: Each pearl is individually vacuum sealed in a packet

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