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Wild Golden Peony Black Tea

Wild Golden Peony Black Tea

Dried apples, Golden peach, Musk flower

Golden Peony is commonly processed into oolong tea but can also be made into black tea. It has a rich and concentrated flavour with a lingering fragrance of orchids. When processed into black tea, it becomes even sweeter in aroma and has a smoother taste.


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| Tea Background |
Origin: Shouning County, Fujian, China
Elevation: 800m+
Cultivar: Golden Peony
Harvest: 2026 Spring Tea
Tea Maker: Gong Yuanjin — Bearer of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Black Tea (Hongcha) Making Techniques
Oxidation: ●●●●●


| Tasting Note |
The aroma reveals clear, evolving layers — opening with vibrant notes of dried apple and ripe yellow peach, then transitioning to a delicate white musk in the mid-to-late steep. The texture carries a wild, mountainous character. On the palate, the fruity and musky notes intertwine smoothly, leaving a long, clean, and persistent finish.

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| Brewing Method |

Using a 300ml Mug

5g of tea leaves | Water Temperature 95°C | 2~3 minutes | Rinse the tea leaves before brewing 
Increase 2 minutes for each subsequent brew, recommended for a total of two brews.

Using a 120ml Gaiwan
5g of tea leaves | Water temperature 95°C | Rinse the tea leaves before brewing
Steeping time for each infusion:
1) 10 seconds
2) 10 seconds
3) 15 seconds
Subsequently, increase the steeping time by 5-10 seconds for each infusion. Recommended for a total of five brews.

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