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Century Old Bush Bai Ye 老欉百年白葉 is a type of single bush tea originating from the Fenghuang Mountain area in Guangdong Province, China. Bai Ye tea possesses unique aromas and complex flavours.  The tea's processing involves meticulous withering, rolling, and oxidation steps, all of which contribute to the tea's distinct flavour.

This tea is highly praised and sought after by tea enthusiasts due to its rich history and distinctive characteristics. 

This exquisite Bai Ye has hints of dried fruits like lychee in its aroma, this tea holds an initial promise. Unfolding traditional fruity tones reminiscent of apples or pears, the liquor gradually reveals sweet, lingering orchid and nectar notes.

These latter flavours come to the forefront in subsequent infusions, once the fruit notes have subsided. After numerous infusions exceeding the days of the week, the tea's taste lingers on the palate for over five hours, crafting a delightful day. The leaves were then repurposed for a cold infusion the following day, unveiling unexpectedly vibrant passionfruit-dominant flavours.

Lang Cai is a specific name for this tea, referring to the shape and appearance of its leaves, which might resemble the shape of waves. This distinct appearance gives this tea a unique identity among tea leaves.

Lang Cai Supreme has aroma of dried strawberries in tea is a rarity, but it's discernible in the dry leaves of the Lang Cai Supreme. The infusions proved intricate, with flavours transitioning from pronounced dried berries like raspberries to strawberries. 

This tea boasts an unparalleled natural sweetness that endures on the palate well beyond the last sip. The robust leaves can also withstand extended infusions at high temperatures, yielding bolder flavours without compromising the tea's quality. The abundance of possible infusions renders this tea perfect for savoring on a delightful afternoon.

Thunderwood Dan Cong "Lei Kou Chai," which is produced in the core area of Wu Dong Mountain. This tea is a single cluster tea with a ginger flower aroma. It carrying a subtle floral and heavenly fragrance. The taste is mellow, sweet, and elegant.

On a day with a tumultuous mix of rain and thunderstorms, it felt as if the sky was about to collapse. During this moment in a tea garden in Wu Dong Mountain, a terrifying incident occurred as lightning struck an ancient tea tree.

Throughout the history of single cluster tea, many ancient tea trees have been struck by lightning, but miraculously, this single cluster tea survived the calamity. After being struck by lightning, it was fortunate to have preserved its life and continued to thrive with its determination and resilience.

The taste of the tea is restrained and bold, with a smooth and full-bodied soup, a lingering pungency emerges after tasting, and a long-lasting throat rhyme. The tea's color is bright orange-yellow, sweet and smooth, with a natural and harmonious floral aroma.

The unique and charming ginger flower fragrance makes Thunderwood a must-try for tea enthusiasts who seek fragrance and flavour.