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This black tea is produced in Tongmu Village, Wuyishan City, in Fujian province by Zheng Shan Tang. The raw material of this good-quality black tea comes from a high-mountain tea garden located above 1300 meters in Wuyi National Nature Reserve. The tea has one bud with two leaves.
It has a hint of lychee fruity aroma with a sweet aftertaste which is popular among tea lovers due to this special character.
*Best before May 2025
The dry tea is robust, tight and black. The tea soup is bright orange with a golden circle.
The taste of it is very mellow with a special lychee flavour. For the first bite, the tea is like normal water however the sweet and lychee taste will suddenly come from the deep side of the tea soup. If the tea soup is the sea, the sweetness of this Shui Di Xiang will rise from the sea bottom to the sea surface and directly go through your mouth and stay in the throat. That is why people call it ‘Shui Di Xiang’ in Chinese.
3 teaspoon(s)
98°C (125ml)
1-2 mins
Enjoy!
6 tsp
98°C (250ml)
1-2 mins
Enjoy!
12 tsp
98°C (500ml)
1-2 mins
Enjoy!
Their home – Wuyishan Nature Reserve has a subtropical monsoon climate. This very famous natural reserve, which is 96.3% forest, provides an advantageous natural environment for growing tea. The average altitude of the main producing area is about 1,200 meters. For almost 120 days a year, it is misty. The annual average temperature is around 11–18°C and the average precipitation is about 2,000mm. The soil pH is 4.5 to 5.
Origin: Fujian
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Liam R. –
When the lychee aroma hits your nose, you know this black tea is something really special.
Sophie K. –
Best black tea I’ve had with that sweet lychee flavor lingering long
Ethan B. –
This black tea offers an amazing lychee sweetness that surprises me with every sip.