Description
The tea and its packaging
The source identifies 2011 as the tea-material year and 2019 as the repack date shown in its example. The square tin contains pieces cut from an aged Fu brick.
Product details
| Brand | Baishaxi |
|---|---|
| Catalog category | Dark tea → Anhua dark tea |
| Tea style | Fu brick portions |
| Net contents | 100 g |
| Origin | Anhua County, Yiyang, Hunan, China |
| Storage | Keep clean, dry and away from light and strong odors. Follow the delivered package for storage life and dates. |
Leaves and infusion
Video
Silent producer footage for brewing or craft reference.
Producer and brewing
Baishaxi’s Anhua range includes Tianjian loose leaf, Fu bricks, flower bricks, Heizhuan and Qianliang tea. See the listing and delivered label for what the printed year refers to.
Try about 5 g in 150–200 ml of freshly boiled water in a gaiwan or teapot. Start with a short infusion and adjust to taste. Teaware and styling props are for illustration. We confirm stock and shipping to your destination before payment.
