Xincheng Xiang Liubao Tea

Grade: Grade 1

Specifications: 200g/box, 2 boxes/set, 24 boxes/case

Aging Year: 2010

First Encounter: A Serene Vision

Bearing the weight of years aged in cellars since 2010, the tea leaves showcase a dark brown hue like black jade—tight-knit, uniform strips with a substantial, solid feel. The moment you scoop the tea into the teapot, an elegant aged fragrance lingers in the air, brewing a dialogue with time itself.

The liquor pours a rich, clear red — poetry in a cup

Hot water rouses the slumbering leaves, and the rich, bright reddish liquor flows slowly forth, akin to the settled sky at dusk. The pure yet understated aged aroma and the gentle, lingering warmth of the tea transform this drink into more than a beverage—it becomes ambered time crystallized.

A smooth, mellow story in every sip

The layered tea liquor greets the palate with a warm, mellow smoothness, like a memoir read through taste buds: the fresh sweetness of mountains, the dampness of cellars, and the rounded richness of aging all unfold in a single sip.

The leaves reveal a softness woven by time

The wet leaves, reddish-brown and lustrous, stretch into soft strips, their calm hue telling tales of time gone by. The tea’s subtle charm finally meets those who truly appreciate its essence. At 200g per box, 2 boxes/set are perfect for savoring with a companion, while 24 boxes/case represent a sincere collection worthy of cherishing.

The tea has a dark brown color, with tightly rolled, even leaves containing a small amount of tender stems, and a substantial, weighty texture. Its aroma is pure and aged. The liquor is deep red, clear, and bright. The taste is sweet, mellow, smooth, and richly layered. The brewed leaves are reddish-brown in color, glossy, evenly arranged, and soft.