Taiwan Lishan High Mountain Tea Leaves 50g with Tea Storage Can

**Lishan High Mountain Tea** Loose Leaf: 50g Origin: Lishan Altitude: Grown in tea gardens above 2000 meters Oxidation Level: Lightly oxidized Cultivated at altitudes exceeding two thousand meters, where cool mists embrace the tea plants year-round, this high-mountain varietal develops a unique aroma. Crafted using a special low-oxidation process, the leaves retain their fresh, emerald hue and delicate fruity notes. The liquor is clear and bright, offering a rich, aromatic fragrance that fills the senses upon the first sip, followed by a refreshing sweetness. A lingering floral essence dances on the palate, a testament to its exquisite character. As tea culture flourishes globally, Taiwanese teas have become cherished worldwide, embodying a natural warmth that connects people. This tea is of the "Qing Xiang" (light fragrance) profile: It releases a subtle floral aroma during brewing, leaving a sweet, lingering aftertaste. **Brewing Guide** Utilize your preferred tea ware and adjust brewing to your taste. It's generally advised not to steep the leaves in hot water for extended periods, as this can diminish the nuanced flavors, especially with this delicate, fragrant tea. **A Thoughtful Tip** Before brewing, indulge your senses by quickly rinsing the leaves (awakening the tea). Use the rinse water to warm your teapot and cups; the residual warmth will release a gentle tea fragrance. For those who appreciate Lishan High Mountain Tea, this selection, meticulously curated by funbodhi2022, is a must-have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWrvGOKXBgk https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50198192497_7cc125e18c_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50728032618_d17f79da76_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51202770262_59ed811e41_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51204531365_a0d9dce836_c.jpg Product Origin: Taiwan Net Content: Lishan High Mountain Loose Leaf Tea 50g Allergens: None Storage: Store at room temperature, away from high temperatures, dryness, and direct sunlight. Ingredients: Lishan High Mountain Tea Precautions: Consume as soon as possible after opening. Storage Method: Avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures, and humid environments. Shelf Life: 2 years (refer to outer packaging) Expiration Date: Marked on the outer box (YYYY/MM/DD)