Jasmine Aged Liubao | Fermented Tea Leaves
Jasmine Aged Liubao | Fermented Tea Leaves
Caffeine: Low
Flavor: Mellow\Floral
Infused with the Energy of Water – Inner Calm, Detox & Deep Nourishment
The Elements: 【🌊 Water】
Caffeine Level: Low
Benefits of the Tea:
- Emotional Stillness & Gentle Awakening
- Digestive Support & Detoxification
- Fluid Balance & Anti-Fatigue Restoration
Crafted from aged Liubao tea (1996) and scented with premium jasmine blossoms from Hengxian (2003), this floral dark tea brings together depth and fragrance in perfect harmony. Jasmine Liubao offers all the grounding benefits of dark tea with a calming floral lift—ideal for inner clarity and digestive ease.
Water Element Insight
- Organ: Kidneys & Bladder
- Emotion: Fear, Stillness, Intuition
- Energy Direction: Downward, Inward, Deep
- When out of balance: Anxiety, Restlessness, Exhaustion
This tea supports the Water Element through detoxifying floral energy and deep nourishment—grounding yet elegant. A perfect companion for evening reflection or restorative rest.
Ingredients & Origin
- Liubao Tea (1996) – from Wuzhou, Guangxi
- Jasmine Flowers (2003) – from Hengxian, Guangxi
Aged, scented, and hand-processed by expert tea artisans. 100% natural.
How to Brew
Hot Brew: 5g / 100°C / 2–3 min / Re-steep 2–4 times
Cold Brew: 6g / 500ml / Steep in fridge 8–10 hrs
Tasting Notes
- Infusion: Rich, bright red tea soup with clarity
- Aroma: Elegant jasmine over deep aged earthiness
- Taste: Smooth, sweet, mellow with lingering floral freshness
Packaging & Storage
- Packaging: 200g per tin can
- Storage: Store in cool, dry place away from light and odor
- Shelf Life: Long-term aging under proper conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Jasmine Liubao a Water Element tea?
- It gently calms the nerves, nourishes the Kidneys, and supports detoxification—aligning with Water's depth and grounding qualities.
Does it have strong floral flavor?
- No. The jasmine is subtle and balanced, enhancing the Liubao's richness without overpowering it.
Is this tea good for digestion?
- Yes. Aged dark teas like Liubao are known for aiding digestion, and the jasmine adds soothing properties.
🌊 Find Serenity in Depth – Sip the Wisdom of Water
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