Da Jin Zhen Wang
Da Jin Zhen Wang
SKU: 077
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Made in early spring from select large tea buds densely covered with golden-orange fuzz, this tea is known as "Royal Big Golden Needles" (Chinese: 大金针王).
The rich flavor and bright aroma of the Golden Needles are achieved through the high quality of selected raw materials, the unique characteristics of the Jinggu Da Bai Cha cultivar, and the terroir of the harvest area. Notably, the tea undergoes a special processing technique: the final drying is done at low temperatures to fully release and preserve the aroma of the tea leaves.
Aroma: bright and rich, with berry, smoky, and strawberry notes.
Flavor: juicy, sweet, and strong. A velvety, fruity-berry aftertaste.
Effects: refreshing and warming, providing strength and energy.
Harvest: first flush, spring 2025
Brewing instructions: use a porcelain gaiwan to maximize the aroma. For a pronounced, full-bodied flavor, opt for an Yixing clay teapot. Preheat the teaware well. Use boiling water. For infusion, take 5-6 grams per 100 ml of teaware. For steeping, use 4 grams of tea per 250 ml of teaware.
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from 23 reviewsGreat green tea with a hint of lilac aftertaste
Pure flowers! Orchid blossom! Drinks very easily and tasty!
very fast delivery! Bravo
I recommend this genuine black tea to all tea lovers. It's similar to shu puerh, but has a more woody and earthy character.
Интересный темный улун. Я для себя определить что именнов нем меня больше привлекает. Наверное какой-то особый баланс вкусовой гаммы и насыщенности вкуса.
One of my favorite gaba. Fruity, refreshing well enough. I even making it cold brew!
The best GABA I have ever tried. I recommend everyone try this tea even you drink coffee or something other. You will enjoy this drink. It’s like paradise but in your cup
Beautiful, noise free teapot 🤗 I didn't realise the size when being online but ended up to be amazing for 2 partners🐷
Мягкий, ароматный, не сильно жареный. Интересный, не похож на классический Дахунпао, скорее что-то среднее между Дахунпао и красным чаем
