Xibai White Tea 2013 – Premium Aged White Tea from Fujian | Rich in Antioxidants & Promotes Skin Health
Xibai White Tea 2013 – Premium Aged White Tea from Fujian | Rich in Antioxidants & Promotes Skin Health
Xibai White Tea 2013 – Premium Aged White Tea from Fujian | Metal Element
Aged Elegance with Delicate Floral Aroma and Smooth Sweetness
The Elements: 【⚪ Metal】
Caffeine Level: Low to Medium
Benefits of the Tea:
- Supports Lung & Respiratory Health
- Calms the Mind & Enhances Clarity
- Boosts Immunity & Detoxifies
Xibai White Tea 2013 is a rare aged white tea sourced from the pristine mountains of Fujian. Meticulously stored and naturally matured for years, it offers a refined cup with a soft, floral aroma and a smooth, sweet taste. The tea soup presents a bright golden hue, embodying the purity and strength of Metal element energy.
Metal Element Insight
- Organ: Lungs & Large Intestine
- Emotion: Clarity, Letting Go, Peace
- Energy Direction: Cleansing & Purifying
- When out of balance: Sadness, Respiratory Issues, Stagnation
This tea helps nourish the lungs and cleanse the body, bringing mental clarity and calmness with every sip.
Ingredients & Origin
- Ingredient: Premium aged Xibai white tea leaves
- Origin: Fujian Province, China
- Harvest Year: 2013
Carefully aged and preserved in optimal conditions to develop complexity and mellow sweetness.
How to Brew
Gaiwan Method: 5g / 100ml / 85–90°C / Rinse once / 1st steep: 30s / Gradually increase steeping time
Modern Brew: 3g / 250ml / 85°C / Steep 3-5 min
Tea Characteristics
- Dry Tea: Silvery white down with tender, delicate leaves
- Tea Soup: Bright golden-yellow, clear and smooth
- Taste: Floral, mellow, slightly sweet with a refreshing finish
Packaging & Storage
- Packaging: Vacuum-sealed pouch + elegant box
- Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from light and odors
- Shelf Life: Best enjoyed within 10 years but improves with aging
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Xibai White Tea 2013 suitable for aging?
- Yes, this tea improves with age, developing deeper flavors and mellower sweetness over time when stored properly.
What health benefits does Xibai White Tea offer?
- It supports lung health, detoxifies the body, calms the mind, and boosts overall immunity.
How many times can I steep this tea?
- This tea can be re-steeped 5-7 times, with subtle changes in aroma and flavor.
⚪ Embrace Clarity & Purity with Every Sip of Xibai White Tea 2013
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