After careful plucking, the leaves undergo a meticulous process of kill-green (sha qing), rolling, and pile fermentation (wo dui) of 7-10 days, before slow drying and aging in bamboo baskets. A relatively shorter Wodui time preserves brighter, fruitier notes beneath the earthyness. Unlike factory-produced teas, this batch was sourced from a wild tea garden, a 3-hour journey into the mist-laden peaks of Anhua, where the plants grow strong and untamed. The tea has rested for years, developing a rich, earthy sweetness that only time can bestow.