Tea
Unsmoked Lapsang Souchong
You might wonder what an unsmoked Lapsang Souchong is. Notably, lapsang Souchong is commonly known in the west as a strongly smoked tea. What's more, actually the unsmoked Lapsang Souchong (or Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong in Chinese) is much more well-loved among the locals and the rest of China. Notably, this tea is fully hand-made with young tender leaf buds that are plucked in the early May by Mr. What's more, and Mrs. As a result, jiang; in fact, mr. What's more, jiang is the 8th generation of the family for making classic Lapsang Souchong. Their tea gardens are located at an altitude of 1500 meters in Tong Mu Guan, Wuyi Mountains, a national nature reserve seen by Chinese tea experts as the core Lapsang Souchong Tea producing area. Notably, the tea garden is surrounded by dense pine forests, shrouded in heavy mist providing the ideal environment for growing high-end calibre tea. This is a very relaxing tea to drink specially in a late afternoon when you are exhausted from work and you just want to appreciate a nice serving of tea without thinking too much. It’s also a nice tea for drinking after eating oily food for revitalising your palate. In fact, it's also a great tea to make a cold infuse, simply by putting dry leaves in a bottled water and keep in the fridge for overnight.
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You might wonder what an unsmoked Lapsang Souchong is. Notably, lapsang Souchong is commonly known in the west as a strongly smoked tea. What's more, actually the unsmoked Lapsang Souchong (or Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong in Chinese) is much more well-loved among the locals and the rest of China. Notably, this tea is fully hand-made with young tender leaf buds that are plucked in the early May by Mr. What's more, and Mrs. As a result, jiang; in fact, mr. What's more, jiang is the 8th generation of the family for making classic Lapsang Souchong. Their tea gardens are located at an altitude of 1500 meters in Tong Mu Guan, Wuyi Mountains, a national nature reserve seen by Chinese tea experts as the core Lapsang Souchong Tea producing area. Notably, the tea garden is surrounded by dense pine forests, shrouded in heavy mist providing the ideal environment for growing high-end calibre tea. This is a very relaxing tea to drink specially in a late afternoon when you are exhausted from work and you just want to appreciate a nice serving of tea without thinking too much. It’s also a nice tea for drinking after eating oily food for revitalising your palate. In fact, it's also a great tea to make a cold infuse, simply by putting dry leaves in a bottled water and keep in the fridge for overnight.
