Feng Huang Dan Cong Oolong Tea Wholesale
Type:Xue Pian Dancong/Snow Flake Dancong Tea （Winter Tea)
Tea Grades:
OT56-A1: 55USD/KG
***Xue-pian Dancong Tea/harvesting from tea bushes at about ASL 500m/ Delicate Fragrance/3rd-grade Tea***
OT56-A2: 75USD/KG
***Xue-pian Dancong Tea/harvesting from tea bushes at about ASL 600m/ Delicate Fragrance/3rd-grade Tea***
OT56-A3: 95USD/KG
***Xue-pian Dancong Tea/harvesting from tea bushes at about ASL 800m/ Delicate Fragrance/3rd-grade Tea***
OT56-A4: 125USD/KG
***Xue-pian Dancong Tea/harvesting from tea bushes at about ASL 800m/ Delicate Fragrance/3rd-grade Tea***
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Phoenix Dancong,also known as Guangdong Narcissus, is a bar-shaped tea. The main producing area is Phoenix Mountain of Chaozhou City in Guangdong Province, where the altitude is 1,500 meters. It is misty and humid all round the year with large temperature difference between day and night. The conditions of Phoenix Tea are unique, with abundant rainfall and fertile soil. Thus Phoenix Dancong tea is gifted with the unique quality of " beautiful shape, green color, fragrant scent and sweet taste".
Snow Flake—Encounter Spring in Winter
Snow flakes NOT snow, but tea. In ancient time, Phoenix mountain was so cold that snow fell down in early winter. When the tea leaves were covered with light snow, it looked like Xuepian(snow flake). That is why we call it Xuepian(snow flake). Phoenix Dancong Xuepian has experienced frost, even snow, and this make the tea leaves smell better with quite high orchid flavor. It is the natural orchid flavor that comes out from Xuepian.
When you pour down the hot water, high orchid aroma surrounds you, and it seems that you are having a flower aroma SPA from nose through your body. Phoenix Dancong Xuepian is so attractive that once you try it you will love it.
This is an amazing Chinese tea which only has limited yield, since it can only grows in Phoenix mountain and produces in early winter.
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