Serene Snow-Milk Aroma Jin Xuan Oolong Tea | Taiwan Tea • Tea Gift

**【Echoes of Fragrance】Serene Snow-Milk Aroma** When the winter sun tentatively peeks through the clouds, tender leaves unfurl like flowers in boiling water. A spark of brilliance dances into the liquid, carrying a playful, crystalline curiosity about the world, painting faint beams of light within the teacup. A subtle, milky fragrance drifts through the air, followed by a refreshing crispness reminiscent of high mountain mists. It's a sweetness tinged with a hint of saltiness, like a child chasing dreams through the mountains—a tender milkiness with a wild undercurrent of "freshness." Sweet and delicate on the palate, with a smooth, milky richness that coats the tongue. For a moment, one might wonder if they are "drinking" tea or "eating" it. It's only when a wisp of floral aroma rises from the bottom of the cup, gently humming a tea-picking song, that one is drawn back to the liquid itself. The layers intertwine, like being in a land of flowing milk and honey, leisurely melting into a fragrant, sweet floral aroma, joyfully vibrant. As the temperature cools, the condensed aroma reveals its elegance, like a girl blossoming into a poised young woman in an instant. Though the powdery scent and milky notes at the cup's base retain a hint of youthful charm, after the third infusion, a soft pink floral fragrance begins to bloom. The previously thick, gelatinous texture now accentuates the unique fresh salinity of high mountain tea. A faint, lingering sweetness subtly teases the taste buds, like a budding maiden, full of anticipation. By the fourth infusion, a gentle osmanthus fragrance echoes, finally maturing into a lightly sophisticated woman with a playful hint of wildness. This "tea banquet" unfolds within the pale, clear liquor, much like a fleeting moment of time. It's an invitation to capture a piece of this beauty, to savor it repeatedly in quiet contemplation. Perhaps it's the curious eyes of a newborn, or the eager spirit of childhood, ultimately blossoming into the form of a flower, yet one can never forget that first tender cry. Brewing Instructions: Hot Brew Method 1. Place 4 grams of tea leaves into a teapot (or cup). Adjust the amount to your preference for strength. 2. Pour hot water at approximately 80°C (176°F) into a 120cc teapot (or cup). 3. Steep for about 30 seconds, then pour out the tea to serve. 4. This tea can be steeped multiple times. Net Weight: 120g