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Lichuan Black Tea

Lichuan Black Tea

Regular price $37.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $37.99 USD
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Known for its magical cream-down phenomenon, which is thought to be linked to higher theaflavin content. There is a light brown or orange cheesecake-like substance when it cools to around 40°F. As it returns to room temperature, the liquor becomes clear again.

Tasting Notes
Apricot. Lychee. Rose. Caramel

Specs
10g
2Oz
4O

Details
Type: Black tea
Cultivar: Zhongcha #108
Origin: Enshi, China
Elevation: 2,900 feet
Harvest: April, 2024
Producer: Qiu
Caffeine Level: Medium
Processing Method: Withering, rolling, oxidizing, and drying
Package: With tea only, the sculpture is excluded


Brewing Suggestions

Hot Brew
Tea to water ratio: 1 gr. of tea for every 30ml of water
Water temperature: 185-194°F (85-90°C), boiling water is not recommended.
Brewing time: Begin with an 8-second brew. Increase 3-5 seconds with each successive brew as needed
Number of brews: 4-5
Water type: Filtered water/spring water, tap water is not recommended


Story Behind

It all began in the early 1980s when the first samples of its tea trees were discovered. Lichuan Black Tea, also known as Lichuan Hong, originates from Enshi, a minority ethnic region with a rich history and untouched natural beauty.

Through decades of cultivation and research, tea master shave perfected the timing of withering and fermentation, elevating the tea's freshness and aroma.

Finally, Lichuan Black Tea made its official debut in 2008.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Our Jade Dew and Lichuan Black Tea hail from Enshi, central China.

The region's optimal altitude, soil composition, and climate create an exceptional environment for tea cultivation, contributing to the unparalleled quality and flavor profile of our teas.

At FlowInverseTea, we take pride in delivering freshness.

Our Jade Dew retains its vibrancy for up to 18 months, while the Lichuan Black Tea preserves its distinctive qualities for an impressive 36 months.

However, the freshness can be influenced by external factors and how you store the tea. For the best experience, store your tea in a cool, dark place and ensure proper sealing to maintain its optimal flavor profile.

Yes, we ship directly from California, USA.

Proper storage is key to preserving the essence of our teas. Here are a few tips for optimal tea storage:

  1. Keep it away from moisture.
  2. Store it in a dark and dry place.
  3. Use an air-tight container, made of metal, tin, or ceramic, to protect against external elements.

Our tea packages also feature an airtight design, making them suitable for tea storage.

If you have more questions or need personalized advice, don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to ensure your tea experience is exceptional.

What our customers say

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The dry leaf exudes a strong aroma of starchy toasted nuts, leading to a wet leaf profile reminiscent of stewed spinach. This tea boasts excellent energy, with a slight umami taste and no bitterness or dryness. It's remarkably easy to drink, with a sweet finish and no unpleasant aftertaste.

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From Preston

It tasted simple, savory, and minerally to me in the first brew, but as I kept steeping it, I began to taste more ripe fruit notes in the back of my throat which I enjoyed a lot.

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EM

I thought it had a light-medium rich body with a VERY complex nutty taste at longer steeps. It had a low but noticeable astringency, and reminded me a lot of a good quality longjing green.

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