Xibai White Tea 2013 – Aged High Mountain White Tea from Fuding | Rich in Antioxidants & Supports Detox
Xibai White Tea 2013 – Aged High Mountain White Tea from Fuding | Rich in Antioxidants & Supports Detox
Infused with the Energy of Metal – Clarity, Focus, and Emotional Balance
The Elements: 【⚪ Metal】
Caffeine Level: Low to Moderate
Benefits of the Tea:
- Promotes Mental Clarity & Focus
- Supports Lung & Respiratory Health
- Enhances Emotional Balance & Calm
Experience the refined calm of Metal Element with our aged Xibai White Tea 2013, sourced from Fuding's high mountain regions. This tea presents a delicate floral aroma balanced with a soft, sweet taste, offering a serene and grounding tea experience that nurtures body and mind.
Metal Element Insight
- Organ: Lung & Large Intestine
- Emotion: Grief, Letting Go, Clarity
- Energy Direction: Contracting, Purifying, Centering
- When out of balance: Sadness, Stagnation, Respiratory Issues
This Metal Element tea aids in clearing emotional blockages and supports the respiratory system, helping you achieve calm focus and inner peace.
Ingredients & Origin
- Xibai White Tea Leaves – from Fuding, Fujian, China
- Harvest Year: 2013
Carefully aged in ideal conditions to develop a smooth, mellow profile with complex floral and honeyed notes.
How to Brew
Gaiwan or Teapot: 3g / 90°C / 2–3 min / Re-steep 3–5 times
Cold Brew: 5g / 500ml / Steep in fridge 6–8 hrs for a refreshing, smooth flavor
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this tea a Metal Element tea?
- According to Wu Xing philosophy, white tea’s pure, cooling energy supports the Metal Element’s qualities of clarity, calmness, and emotional balance.
Does Xibai White Tea contain caffeine?
- Yes, but at a lower level compared to black or green teas, offering a gentle and calming uplift.
How many times can I re-steep this tea?
- You can re-steep Xibai White Tea 3 to 5 times, with the flavor evolving softly through each infusion.
⚪ Embrace Clarity and Calm – Sip the Essence of Metal Element
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