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Wuyi Hua Xiang Xiao Zhong
Wuyi Hua Xiang Xiao Zhong
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A non-smoked version of the famous Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong, also known as Lapsang Souchong.
The conception is executed beautifully with even leaves in size and shape. The tea has a medium to thick body with a mild sweetness. Its flavor profile clearly recall its original terroir with dry berries with a touch of sweet potato. The aftertaste is medium to long and offers a slight liquorice touch. This red tea meets EU standards and is sourced from our own fields.
A great red tea to use as a tea base for iced tea or for breakfast.
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