Beschreibung
Wuyi rock oolong, ready for your tea table
Wuyi Star Basan Charen Da Hong Pao, 150 g is a Wuyi rock oolong from Fujian, China, packed as 10 × 15 g portions in a box. The producer describes a caramel-like roasted aroma and a full-bodied cup.
Product specifications
| Brand | Wuyi Star |
|---|---|
| Tea type | Oolong tea · Wuyi rock tea |
| Tea | Da Hong Pao |
| Origin | Wuyishan, Fujian, China |
| Harvest | Spring |
| Net weight | 150 g |
| Pack format | 10 × 15 g portions in a box |
| Grade | Special grade |
| Roast / aroma style | Full roast |
| Shelf life | Suitable for long-term storage when the stated storage conditions are met. Follow the actual package for its production date and storage instructions. |
| Storage | Keep dry, sealed, away from light and strong odors, in a clean, ventilated environment. |
Packaging and tea details
The photographs show the retail packaging, dry leaves and tea preparation. Teaware, display stands and other styling props are not included. Where several tins or packs are arranged together, the quantity supplied is the pack format listed above.
About Wuyi Star
Wuyi Star is a Fujian tea brand whose range includes Wuyi rock oolong. Its materials show tea gardens, processing and tasting scenes. The reference photographs below introduce the brand’s tea-making work; they do not document the production of the individual pack supplied.
Brewing suggestion
Use a porcelain gaiwan or small teapot and water near 100°C. Start with a brief infusion of about 6–15 seconds, following the pack’s guidance, then adjust the tea-to-water ratio and steeping time to taste. A small sachet can contain more than one session’s tea, depending on your vessel.
Video
A brief, silent tea-garden and craft reference from the brand’s materials; this is not a record of this pack’s production.
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