Honey Orchid Dancong (Mi Lan Xiang) | Oolong Tea


€10,88
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蜜兰香: highly aromatic, honey orchid, mellow, floral, sweet potato, mineral grape after 3rd infusion

Tea farm location: Phoenix Mountain, Wudong

Tea Master: Mr. Wen

Introducing our exquisite Honey Orchid Dancong Oolong (Mi Lan Xiang) tea, handcrafted with utmost care and precision. This exceptional tea hails from the mid-mountain region of Wudong, situated at an elevation of 800 meters.

This particular type of Phoenix Dancong tea is a favorite among the local Chaoshan people, who savor its rich flavors on a daily basis. Reminiscent of its renowned relative, Duck Shit Dancong, our Honey Orchid Dancong is celebrated for its extraordinary aroma that captivates the senses.

One of the reasons why Honey Orchid Dancong is often hailed as one of the most consumed Dancong teas is its unique and enticing flavor profile. The tea leaves are meticulously processed to enhance the natural honey-like sweetness, creating a remarkable balance of flavors. With each sip, one can experience a harmonious blend of floral notes, hints of ripe fruits, and a subtle undertone of roasted nuts. This captivating combination of flavors makes Honey Orchid Dancong a tea that is truly indulgent and enjoyable to drink.

Furthermore, the versatility of Honey Orchid Dancong contributes to its popularity. It can be steeped multiple times, revealing different layers of flavors and aromas with each infusion. The tea leaves hold up well to repeated steepings, allowing tea enthusiasts to fully appreciate its complexities over a longer duration. This characteristic makes Honey Orchid Dancong a tea that can be savored throughout the day, offering a truly immersive and pleasurable tea-drinking experience.

highly aromatic fragrance
mellow and mild taste
bittersweet aftertaste

suggested teaware: teapot / gaiwan,
method: 5g tea in 110ml/100°C water (could be brewed for 7-10 times)
brewing time:
the 1st-3rd time: 5s
the 4th-10th time: 10s

Grown in the Wudong area of Phoenix Mountain, this Dancong is made with the Mi Lan Xiang cultivar. Leaves are sun-withered, shaken, oxidized, and roasted in several rounds. It features an intense honey-orchid fragrance and long aftertaste.

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