WEIGHT: 50g
ORIGIN:Fenghuang Wudao Mountain, Chaozhou, Guangdong, China
DESCRIPTION:Today, Tongxinshe Teahouse went to Fenghuang Mountain in Guangdong to select a Phoenix Dancong Lao Cong Milan Fragrance and recommend it to all tea lovers. It can be said that it is a popular variety in Fenghuang Dancong tea. Because of its unique aroma, it dominates the Dancong tea and is loved by many tea lovers. Milanxiang is a famous fragrance of Phoenix Dancong. Its mother tree has a history of more than 600 years. The reason why it is called Milanxiang is because its mature tea has a strong and obvious "honey flavor". As a senior and high-quality tea lover, drinking Tea has not only pursued the aroma, but rather the taste of the soup, the delicateness of the tea soup, the fullness of the soup, the changes in the aroma and taste, the fullness of the layers, the mellowness, and the persistence of the aftertaste. This Lao Cong Milan Fragrance , born in Fenghuang Mountain in Chaozhou, above 1000 meters above sea level, the old fir tree is over a hundred years old, different from the group of small trees, picked in spring, only once a year, the tea tree has undergone three seasons of rest, the buds and leaves contain rich substances, each A tea soup has different aromas and feelings, with distinct layers and surprises. The tea is as its name suggests: fresh and elegant, with an orchid-like temperament, and a strong honey fragrance. Lao Cong is roasted with medium-heat charcoal. A faint medicinal fragrance, Gai Wan has been scalded, the dry tea has been poured into it, and I was instantly fascinated by a kind of nut fragrance. I can't wait to use the boiling water to make the first course.
The fragrance of orchid is born, the fragrance of coffee beans is used as the base, and the bottom of the tongue is full of spring. , instantly lit up that point in my heart, the next few courses, fir fragrance, stone milk rhyme, zizi sugar cane sweetness, among them, water contains almond fragrance and runs through, and the sweetness floods into my heart.