Liubao Tea – Rich Aroma, Aged Wuzhou Cellar-Stored Ripe Tea, Gift Box, 250g

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Product Description

This Liubao Tea is a premium aged ripe tea from Wuzhou, Guangxi – the historic birthplace of Liubao tea. Carefully stored in traditional cellars over years of aging, this tea has developed a deep, rich character that is both complex and deeply satisfying.

Crafted from selected ancient tree fresh leaves, this tea undergoes a meticulous aging process in dry cellars, allowing it to transform slowly over time. The dry leaves are dark brown with a lustrous, oily sheen – tightly twisted, with prominent golden buds that reflect the quality of the raw material.

When brewed, the tea releases a rich, long-lasting aged fragrance – a signature of well-stored Liubao tea. The liquor is a deep, rich red – bright, clear, and visually inviting. The taste is smooth, mellow, and gently sweet, with a warm, comforting character that lingers on the palate. The tea is remarkably durable, holding its character through multiple infusions.


Tasting Notes

 
 
Aspect Description
Dry Leaves Tightly twisted, dark brown with a lustrous, oily sheen – prominent golden buds, reflecting premium quality.
Aroma Rich, long-lasting aged fragrance – warm, deep, and inviting – a signature of well-stored cellar-aged tea.
Liquor Deep, rich red – bright, clear, and visually alluring.
Palate Smooth, mellow, and gently sweet – warm and comforting, with a clean, lingering aftertaste.
Infused Leaves Tender, soft, and resilient – evenly matched, with a lustrous sheen and abundant buds.

Health Benefits

Liubao tea has long been valued for its health-promoting properties:

  • Supports digestion – particularly beneficial after heavy or oily meals

  • Warms the stomach – smooth and gentle, suitable for daily consumption

  • Rich in antioxidants – supports overall wellness and a healthy immune system

  • Calming and soothing – the warm, aged character has a naturally relaxing effect


Brewing Recommendation

 
 
Parameter Recommendation
Teaware A gaiwan (120–150ml) or a Yixing purple clay pot
Tea amount 8–10g
Water volume 120–150ml per infusion
Water temperature 100°C (212°F) – freshly boiled water

Steps:

  1. Warm the vessel – Rinse with boiling water and discard.

  2. Add the leaves – Place the tea into the warm vessel.

  3. Rinse (Awakening) – Pour boiling water over the leaves and immediately pour it out after 5–8 seconds. This removes any dust and awakens the aged leaves.

  4. First infusion – Refill with boiling water, cover, and steep for 8–10 seconds. Decant into a fairness cup.

  5. Subsequent infusions – Add 5–10 seconds to the steeping time for each additional brew. This tea holds its character for 10–12 infusions, with the aged fragrance and sweetness persisting beautifully.

Pro Tip: Aged Liubao tea benefits from a slightly longer rinse to fully awaken the leaves. Use a Yixing purple clay pot for the best results – the clay enhances the tea's natural thickness and depth.


Key Specifications

 
 
Attribute Detail
Category Liubao Tea – Ripe Tea
Origin Wuzhou, Guangxi, China
Material Selected ancient tree fresh leaves
Processing Traditional cellar aging – dry storage
Vintage 2016
Net Weight 250g
Packaging Premium gift box
Flavour Profile Smooth, mellow, gently sweet – rich aged fragrance, long-lasting
Endurance 10–12 infusions
Shelf Life Improves with age – suitable for long-term storage
Storage Keep sealed, in a cool, dry place away from light and strong odours
Certification SC11435052404129

Product Highlights at a Glance

  • 2016 vintage – well-aged in traditional cellars

  • Selected ancient tree material – premium quality

  • Dry cellar storage – pure, clean aging

  • Rich, long-lasting aged fragrance – warm and inviting

  • Smooth, mellow, gently sweet – a comforting daily tea

  • Prominent golden buds – a sign of quality

  • Excellent endurance – 10–12 infusions

  • Premium gift box – perfect for gifting


Storage Advice

To preserve and enhance this tea over time:

  • Keep sealed in an airtight container after each use.

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • Avoid strong odours – tea absorbs surrounding scents easily.

  • Under proper conditions, this tea will continue to develop deeper complexity and richness with age.


Complete Specification Summary

 
 
Attribute Detail
Product Name Aged Liubao Tea – Rich Aroma
Origin Wuzhou, Guangxi, China
Vintage 2016
Net Weight 250g
Flavour Smooth, mellow, gently sweet – aged fragrance
Endurance 10–12 infusions
Best With Yixing purple clay pot or gaiwan
Storage Sealed, cool, dry, away from light

This Aged Liubao Tea is a testament to the art of traditional cellar aging – a tea that has been patiently transformed over time into a smooth, mellow, and deeply satisfying brew. From its lustrous, golden-tipped leaves to its rich, long-lasting fragrance and gentle sweetness, every element reflects the quality of its origins and the care of its aging. Whether enjoyed as a daily comfort or shared as a distinguished gift, this tea embodies the warmth and character that has made Liubao a treasured part of Chinese tea culture for centuries.

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Product Description

This Liubao Tea is a premium aged ripe tea from Wuzhou, Guangxi – the historic birthplace of Liubao tea. Carefully stored in traditional cellars over years of aging, this tea has developed a deep, rich character that is both complex and deeply satisfying.

Crafted from selected ancient tree fresh leaves, this tea undergoes a meticulous aging process in dry cellars, allowing it to transform slowly over time. The dry leaves are dark brown with a lustrous, oily sheen – tightly twisted, with prominent golden buds that reflect the quality of the raw material.

When brewed, the tea releases a rich, long-lasting aged fragrance – a signature of well-stored Liubao tea. The liquor is a deep, rich red – bright, clear, and visually inviting. The taste is smooth, mellow, and gently sweet, with a warm, comforting character that lingers on the palate. The tea is remarkably durable, holding its character through multiple infusions.


Tasting Notes

 
 
Aspect Description
Dry Leaves Tightly twisted, dark brown with a lustrous, oily sheen – prominent golden buds, reflecting premium quality.
Aroma Rich, long-lasting aged fragrance – warm, deep, and inviting – a signature of well-stored cellar-aged tea.
Liquor Deep, rich red – bright, clear, and visually alluring.
Palate Smooth, mellow, and gently sweet – warm and comforting, with a clean, lingering aftertaste.
Infused Leaves Tender, soft, and resilient – evenly matched, with a lustrous sheen and abundant buds.

Health Benefits

Liubao tea has long been valued for its health-promoting properties:

  • Supports digestion – particularly beneficial after heavy or oily meals

  • Warms the stomach – smooth and gentle, suitable for daily consumption

  • Rich in antioxidants – supports overall wellness and a healthy immune system

  • Calming and soothing – the warm, aged character has a naturally relaxing effect


Brewing Recommendation

 
 
Parameter Recommendation
Teaware A gaiwan (120–150ml) or a Yixing purple clay pot
Tea amount 8–10g
Water volume 120–150ml per infusion
Water temperature 100°C (212°F) – freshly boiled water

Steps:

  1. Warm the vessel – Rinse with boiling water and discard.

  2. Add the leaves – Place the tea into the warm vessel.

  3. Rinse (Awakening) – Pour boiling water over the leaves and immediately pour it out after 5–8 seconds. This removes any dust and awakens the aged leaves.

  4. First infusion – Refill with boiling water, cover, and steep for 8–10 seconds. Decant into a fairness cup.

  5. Subsequent infusions – Add 5–10 seconds to the steeping time for each additional brew. This tea holds its character for 10–12 infusions, with the aged fragrance and sweetness persisting beautifully.

Pro Tip: Aged Liubao tea benefits from a slightly longer rinse to fully awaken the leaves. Use a Yixing purple clay pot for the best results – the clay enhances the tea’s natural thickness and depth.


Key Specifications

 
 
Attribute Detail
Category Liubao Tea – Ripe Tea
Origin Wuzhou, Guangxi, China
Material Selected ancient tree fresh leaves
Processing Traditional cellar aging – dry storage
Vintage 2016
Net Weight 250g
Packaging Premium gift box
Flavour Profile Smooth, mellow, gently sweet – rich aged fragrance, long-lasting
Endurance 10–12 infusions
Shelf Life Improves with age – suitable for long-term storage
Storage Keep sealed, in a cool, dry place away from light and strong odours
Certification SC11435052404129

Product Highlights at a Glance

  • 2016 vintage – well-aged in traditional cellars

  • Selected ancient tree material – premium quality

  • Dry cellar storage – pure, clean aging

  • Rich, long-lasting aged fragrance – warm and inviting

  • Smooth, mellow, gently sweet – a comforting daily tea

  • Prominent golden buds – a sign of quality

  • Excellent endurance – 10–12 infusions

  • Premium gift box – perfect for gifting


Storage Advice

To preserve and enhance this tea over time:

  • Keep sealed in an airtight container after each use.

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

  • Avoid strong odours – tea absorbs surrounding scents easily.

  • Under proper conditions, this tea will continue to develop deeper complexity and richness with age.


Complete Specification Summary

 
 
Attribute Detail
Product Name Aged Liubao Tea – Rich Aroma
Origin Wuzhou, Guangxi, China
Vintage 2016
Net Weight 250g
Flavour Smooth, mellow, gently sweet – aged fragrance
Endurance 10–12 infusions
Best With Yixing purple clay pot or gaiwan
Storage Sealed, cool, dry, away from light

This Aged Liubao Tea is a testament to the art of traditional cellar aging – a tea that has been patiently transformed over time into a smooth, mellow, and deeply satisfying brew. From its lustrous, golden-tipped leaves to its rich, long-lasting fragrance and gentle sweetness, every element reflects the quality of its origins and the care of its aging. Whether enjoyed as a daily comfort or shared as a distinguished gift, this tea embodies the warmth and character that has made Liubao a treasured part of Chinese tea culture for centuries.

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2016 Aged Liubao Tea – 250g

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