Narcissus Oolong Tea / Shui Xian #1184

【Tea Description】

The Shui Xian tea tree variety is a clonal, large-leaf, late-maturing type. The leaves are more than twice the size of those from common small-leaf varieties and are thick and robust.

【Production Process】

The production process of Old Bush Shui Xian includes 15 meticulous steps: withering → cool green → shaping (shaking the leaves ⇌ cooling the leaves) → first frying → first rolling → second frying → second rolling → rough fire → winnowing → cooling → sorting → full fire → finishing fire → bundling → supplementing fire.

【The Dry Tea Leaves】

The tea leaves are whole and well-formed with a standard top-grade shape. The color is brownish, with an oily luster, and it has an aged aroma.

【Tea Liquor】

The liquor is clear with an orange-yellow hue.

【Tea Taste】

The taste is rich and brisk, with a strong and mellow liquor. The aftertaste is distinct and refreshing, with a pleasant sweetness. The tea liquor is deep and vibrant, showing an orange-yellow hue. The leaves are soft and bright. The tea is resistant to multiple infusions, maintaining a rich, fresh, smooth, sweet, and fragrant flavor with a high aroma. It has a unique woody taste, mossy notes, and a fragrance reminiscent of bamboo leaves.

【Health benefits】

Old Bush Shui Xian tea can improve skin allergies, prevent aging, brighten and refine the skin, and help prevent plaque and cavities. It also helps dissolve fat, contributing to weight loss and slimming effects. Additionally, it has anti-tumor properties and can prevent aging, while eliminating harmful reactive oxygen species that damage beauty and health.

【Recommended for】

Suitable for all ages.

【Brewing tools】

Teacup, Chinese Gaiwan

【Brewing method】

Generally, use 7-10 grams of tea for every 120 milliliters of water. The brewing water temperature should be boiling.

【Number of brews】

Typically 4 to 7 infusions.

【Brewing time】

The first infusion should be quick, around 10 seconds. After the third infusion, increase the brewing time by 10 seconds for each subsequent infusion.