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Guangxi Aged Liu Pao
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Guangxi Aged Liu Pao
£9.25 – £15.95
Guangxi Aged Liu Pao is an incredible tea brand new to the market. Also known as Guangxi Lao Pao, this type of tea (also called post fermented tea) is produced in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China. Its name originates from Liu Pao Town where it is grown and processed.
The unique fermentation and aging process of Guangxi Aged Liu Pao tea give it a distinct flavour and aroma; a sister tea to a traditional Pu’erh. After harvesting and processing the tea leaves undergo a fermentation process similar to other dark teas like Pu’erh. However Guangxi Aged Liu Pao has its regional characteristics that set it apart from Pu’erh.
Over time the aging of Liu Pao tea enhances its flavour, complexity. To facilitate airflow and aging it is often stored in bamboo baskets or other porous containers – this amazing example has been aged for 7 years in French Oak wooden chests imparting a flavour of forests, orchards and fields with an incomparable spectrum of flavours.
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Origin
China
China is home to more than a third of the world's tea harvest with an abundance of varieties growing across three different climate zones. Discover a wide variety of teas that represent the natural area is which they were grown alongside the timeless skill of the tea master.
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How We Like It
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Step 1
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Tasting Notes
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Dry Leaf
Take a moment to consider the dry leaves: size & shape, colour, texture & smell.![-icon](https://www.eteaket.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/wet-leaf-tea-tasting-02-r-300x188-1.jpg)
Wet Leaf
Inhale the aroma of the infused leaves & observe how the appearance has changed.![-icon](https://www.eteaket.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/liquor-tasting-03-r-300x188-1.jpg)
Liquor
Pause to examine the brewed tea. Is it bright & clear? What aromas can you smell?![-icon](https://www.eteaket.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/taste-tea-tasting-04-r-300x188-1.jpg)
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