Aged Liubao Tea Mini Cakes – Rare 1990s Vintage from Guangxi | Boosts Digestion & Aids in Detoxification
Aged Liubao Tea Mini Cakes – Rare 1990s Vintage from Guangxi | Boosts Digestion & Aids in Detoxification
1990s Aged Liubao Mini Cakes
🍵 30+ Years of Natural Fermentation, Pre-Portioned for Modern Convenience
Five Element: Water 💧
Caffeine Level: Low
Wellness Highlights
- Supports digestive balance and dampness relief
- Ideal for humid weather or post-meal comfort
- Promotes relaxation with its deep, mellow flavor
The Story Behind the Tea
Crafted in the heartland of authentic Liubao tea – Heng County, Guangxi – this vintage treasure is made from the local “Gui Qing” cultivar. After being harvested in the 1990s, these tea leaves were carefully dry-stored for over 30 years, allowing natural fermentation to work its magic. The result is a mini tea cake full of wisdom, balance, and depth, now conveniently portioned for modern living.
Five Element Insight
Water Element (水): Associated with the kidneys, bladder, and overall vitality. It governs introspection, wisdom, and restoration. This aged Liubao's grounding, earthy quality deeply nourishes Water energy, especially beneficial in times of stress or fatigue.
Ingredients & Origin
- Ingredient: 100% aged Liubao tea (Gui Qing cultivar)
- Origin: Heng County, Nanning, Guangxi, China
- Harvest Year: 1990s (dry-stored)
Brewing Guide
- Portion: One 8g mini cake per session
- Rinse: Rinse 1–2 times to awaken aged leaves
- Ratio: 1:20 tea to water
- Steep Time: Start with 10–15 seconds, increasing gradually
Frequently Asked Questions
What does aged Liubao taste like?
It offers a mellow, earthy profile with aged wood and cooling sweetness – no bitterness or astringency.
Can I drink this tea every day?
Yes! It’s particularly supportive of digestion and internal dampness, making it suitable for daily use, especially in humid seasons.
Is this tea caffeinated?
Yes, it contains medium caffeine – enough for gentle stimulation without jitteriness.
How should I store the tea?
Keep in a cool, dry place away from strong odors. Proper storage will allow it to continue aging beautifully.
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