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Presenting our remarkable 2006 High Mountain Shou Mei Loose Leaf White Tea, a true testament to richness and complexity. This exceptional tea is a skillful blend of aged white tea sourced from the esteemed Fu Ding region. Meticulously stored under optimal conditions for a decade, it has developed a profound character. Prepare to be enchanted by its captivating richness and depth. With each steeping, the tea unveils a tapestry of intricate flavors that evolve on the palate. Its aromatic profile boasts a delightful fusion of floral notes and hints of fruit, while its taste is imbued with a harmonious balance of flavors. This tea offers an extraordinary experience, showcasing the essence of a well-aged white tea. Tasting Note: While young tippy white teas tend to offer a mellow and smooth mouthfeel, if you desire a stronger, richer, and more complex tea taste, we have a recommendation for you. Consider adding 10-12 grams of both big and small loose leaves, including some power leaf, into a teapot with a capacity of approximately 100ml to 160ml. To extract the full potential of the tea, we suggest using water heated to a temperature range of 95°C (203°F) up to boiling point. By following these guidelines, you can enhance the flavor profile and experience a more robust and intricate taste in your tea. After multiple infusions, transfer the leaves from the teapot into a kettle and gently boil them. This allows the leaves to fully open and often reveals an additional, distinctive layer of flavor and texture. You can continue adding water and re-boiling the leaves multiple times. Origin: Fu Ding Country, Fujian Province Oxidation: Medium Harvest Period: 2006