Abandoned Wild Tea Bush Qimen Black Tea

Abandoned Wild Tea Bush Qimen Black TeaThis wild Qimen black tea from abandoned tea fields is harvested from the villages and towns surrounding Likou County() in Qimen City(). Locals call it "coarse tea,"() as it often grows scattered across small plots of wild or forest land. Due to the difficulty of managing such areas, the tea bushes are left to grow naturally without fertilizers or pruning, resulting in a longer growth cycle. Wild grown tea is generally less refined and orderly

and a treasure for seven years

and fertile

while the fine hairs dance in the water

The tea trees in the mountains have trunks as thick as a wrist

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a stainless steel water retention tea tray

tender and uniform leaves

The osmanthus fragrance is strong but not overpowering

According to a stone stele within the village's ancient temple

The surrounding area is encircled by mountains

Fuding Baihao Yinzhen has a bright

Red clay’s natural air permeability enhances tea fragrance and flavor extraction