2014 Fuding Shoumei White Tea
Fuding Shoumei white tea from 2014
Cultivar: Fuding Da Bai ChaHarvest: 2014 spring
Taste: Herbal sweetness with fruity notes of apricots and Chinese dates
A semi-aged white tea from an altitude of approx. 600 m from Mount Tai Mu (Tai Mu Shan) in Fuding in southeast China. The Chinese name is Shoumei white tea.
What is Shoumei White Tea?
Gongmei white tea is a mixture between the harvest stages Pai Mu Tan white tea and Shoumei white tea. The first stage of harvest is Silver Needle (only the buds), then comes Pai Mu Tan (one bud and two leaves) and then Shoumei (almost only leaves).
How does this white tea taste?
In terms of taste, this aged tea is a special pleasure that cannot be compared with few other varieties. There are nuances of Wood and fresh floral. Also is a distinct sweetness like Jujube dates and apricot noticeable. If you with medicinal herbs from China familiar, you will find similar flavor elements in this shoumei as well.Making an aged white tea
Traditional Chinese Method (Kungfucha / Gongfucha) prepare:
- 100 ° C water
- 6-8 g for 200 ml
- 30 seconds for the first infusion, 20 seconds for the later infusions
- This Shoumei can be prepared Gongfucha style about 8 times.
Traditional European method:
- 100 ° C water
- 6-8 g for approx. 800 ml
- Let it steep for 2-3 minutes
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How to brew
in Gaiwan / Kännchen mit ca. 200 ml
Amount
ca. 5 g
Temperature
100 °C
Time
20-30 Sek.
Details
- Art:
- White tea
- Cultivar/Baum:
- Fuding Da Bai
- Ernte:
- 2014
- Erntezeit:
- Frühjahr
- Geschmack:
- sweet, woody, fruity, clear, with a long-lasting, recurring sweetness
- Herkunft:
- Fangjia Village, Tai Mu Mountain, Fuding City, China
- Höhenlage:
- 600m
- Wissenswertes:
- stored in Dresden since 2020
