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Tra Pai Hao Black Tea combines the deep sweetness, cocoa notes and malty character of black Yunnan tea with the benefits of unparalleled quality processing and the special features of the Thuyet Shan tea tree. For more information and illustrations please refer to the detailed product description below. Today, besides the maintenance and cultivation of ancient tea tree reserves, conventional tea culativation is also widespread in Vietnam. This applies especially to a range of Oolong tea cultivars imported from Taiwan. The extraordinary strength of his trunk, tightly covered with moss and mold, the long large leaves and the possibly record-breaking giant buds additionally advocate the idea that the Thuyet Shan could belong among the most ancient tea tree varieties in the world. In the old times, the Vietnamese used to preferably consume tea leaves fresh, i. The variety has its name from the white color of its buds, tightly covered with long white hair. Even after processing the buds and leaves to green tea, these are still well visible in the resulting leaf material. The plantation adheres to biodiverse and health and environment-friendly cultivation principles. This way, the tea trees benefit from the input and the regulating mechanisms of a naturally grown, biodiverse environment. Moreover, the use of pesticides becomes unnecessary. For picking, no rain must have fallen for three days. The preferred picking times are the early morning hours, due to the prevailing cool temperatures at that time, which not only soothes the pickers, but also benefits the tea. However, what really sticks out with all Snow Shan teas is less the theoretic framework, but rather the virtually unparalleled diligence and passion for detail. This applies both to the picking and the processing. Also the aesthetical overall impression — the dry leaf material pleases with an overly attractive and mouthwatering appearance — owes a lot to the love for detail infused in the processing of Snow Shan teas. Know how, good technical skill, rich experience, lots of empathy and focus, and a set of appropriately sharpened senses are all factors that are crucial for an optimal outcome. And the right weather! A large part of the processing is still done manually today. Tea leaves withering on bamboo trays. After their arrival at the tea factory, the freshly picked tea leaves are thinly distributed on large round bamboo trays. Then, they proceed to outdoor, whith exposure to sunlight for about hours. At the end of this withering process, the residual moisture is reduced to ca. Tea leaves withering outdoor. The roasting of Ancient Snow Shan Pai Hao tea takes place on high stoves erected over charcoal hearths. It takes 3 to 5 roasting runs, with a cooling break of several hours between each of them. This gives the tea leaves time to cool down. During this process, the further lose residual moisture. Upon completion of this process, the tea leaves undergo heating in a wok pan. At this, consistently moving the leaves to break up the leaf surfaces is essential. However, the actual tea leaf remains intact. During this phase, the leaves and buds will already take on a slightly curled shape. Subsequently, and back on the bamboo trays, they proceed to the cooling room, where they rest until reaching the desired degree of oxidation. Once the tea master decides after thorough visual, haptic and olfactory examination of the leaf material that the tea leaves have reached the desired degree of oxidation, heating of the tea leaves in the roasting pan at high temperatures will interrupt the oxidation process. For the final drying procedure, the tea leaves run through several cycles in a dryer machine. There are few better examples for how only best processes can lead to best results. The general taste pattern of this tea is strongly reminiscent of that of Yunnan black teas. Accordingly, coining features are deep sweetness, with malty and cocoa notes and a pronounced, but nevertheless pleasant roast aroma. In the cup, the tea is of crystal-clear transparency and intense bright red color. Then, let infuse for 3 minutes for a highly delicious first infusion. At this, the second infusion hardly falls back behind the first. And a third and a forth infusion are still well worth it. Bright light coppery infusion, light malty nose, soft toasted brioche and high-toned florals. Gentle, sweet infusion of more malty, cocoa minerality, sweet stonefruit, with subtle astringency and light briskness giving a fine structure, leading to a persistent finish of wet sapwood and lingering huigan sweetness. Rein verified owner — June 7, Joel Stern verified owner — June 30, Just when I thought I had run out of unique — and uniquely good — teas to try, along came this delicious and fragrant tea from Viet Nam. This is a wonderful, exceedingly drinkable and very refreshing tea with a lovely spicy edginess. A tea that sets itself apart from the ordinary. Interesting how quickly the senses and body adapt, and a type of tea gets to be such a friend you almost fail to notice just how good it is. Taste buds and other senses acclimatise so the quest begins anew. Wild old trees with deep roots and slow growth due to climate have great complexity and depth and here they have produced a wonderful, sweet tasting tea tinged with an elegant spicy reminder of the terroir, a nice powder texture, it steeps and steeps constantly and you will find a Cocoa minerality, light Malt, Nuts and Vanilla. Aroma is dry vegetal with floral and stone fruit notes. This is a smooth tea, and the lingering Hui Gan deep in the throat makes it a real top-notch performer. If you brew tea Western style this is for you. Kristen verified owner — May 4, This tea is so delicious. Sweet like jam and thirst quenching for any time of the day. I would definitely order this one again. Your email address will not be published. Skip to content. Selected: Ancient Snow Shan Tra…. Previous Product. Tea leaves withering on bamboo trays Step 1: Withering After their arrival at the tea factory, the freshly picked tea leaves are thinly distributed on large round bamboo trays. Step 3: Oxidation Upon completion of this process, the tea leaves undergo heating in a wok pan. Step 4: Interruption of the oxidation process Once the tea master decides after thorough visual, haptic and olfactory examination of the leaf material that the tea leaves have reached the desired degree of oxidation, heating of the tea leaves in the roasting pan at high temperatures will interrupt the oxidation process. Step 5: Final drying For the final drying procedure, the tea leaves run through several cycles in a dryer machine. Rated 5 out of 5. I found this tea most delightful Tast, aroma and mouth feel are all on point. Add a review Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Quick View. Rated 4. Rated 5. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Choose an option 25g 50g g Clear.

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The processing is mostly manual, which is becoming rare in tea-producing countries. Although fine teas can be produced with mechanical methods, a human touch makes a difference. Fragrance is the main reason I wanted to share this tea with you. It has a rich chocolate nuance, with an undercurrent of caramel. The chocolate is complemented by a malty note, and the aftertaste is that of honey. Despite these voluptuous notes, the tea is not heavy on the palate. It remains refreshing and sparkling. Another fascinating aspect of exploring this tea is learning about Vietnamese tea culture. Vietnam is one of the oldest tea-growing regions in the world, with its tea traditions dating as far back as years. Today Vietnam grows more than tea varieties, including ancient tea trees like ones that produce Pai Hao black tea. Drinking tea harvested from trees that have survived centuries—centuries of wars, colonialism and other calamities—is a humbling and moving experience. Add 5g into a ml tea pot. Steep the tea for 30 seconds — 1. Empty the tea pot completely. For the second infusion, steep the tea for 1 minute. For subsequent infusions, minutes would be enough. This tea can be infused times. If you prefer to brew this tea gong fu style, using a gaiwan, you can try infusing it for 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 40 sec and 1 minute to release the flavors gradually. This tea is wonderfully versatile and easy to brew. Here is another delicious brewing technique. Add gr of Pai Hao black tea to ml of cold water. Place in the refrigerator for 8 hours or keep at room temperature for 2 hours. Strain and enjoy. Cold brewed tea has a particularly sweet aroma with a lingering honeyed aftertaste. In Europe, you can buy this tea from Siam Teas , a German tea shop specializing in artisanal teas. I now order from them regularly and I recommend them wholeheartedly. Of course, if you have your favorite tea or tea shop in your town, please let me know in the comments. Thank you for introducing this Vietnamese tea. Thank you. February 16, at am Reply. Simply enchanting! I also want to go and visit that area again. Victoria : Oh, and I also like Vietnamese lotus tea. It has such a lovely scent. Meredith A Russell: I am inspired to order some of this — it sounds fantastic! Also love that teapot in the picture. Thank you for reading and for commenting. Glad that you enjoy my blog. Bregje: That sounds delicious February 16, at pm Reply. February 17, at am Reply. Judy: This tea sounds delicious. Where does one buy it in the U. I looked for it on Amazon but did not see it. February 16, at pm Reply. This is an artisanal product and you need to look for specialist tea stores. Kathy: I seldom use loose tea, though I enjoy trying new teas. When you mentioned subsequent infusions, do you only do that at the same tea time? If not, how do you store the wet tea? Victoria : At the same tea time. I just add hot water to the leaves. But be sure to keep the tea pot open in between infusions to avoid leaves overheating and releasing bitter flavors. In the 90s, the space was a shop for decorators where I was delighted to find Agraria potpourri. This time I bought packets of dried osmanthus flowers, rose buds, and a Chinese herbal tea with dried jujubes and other fruits. I plan to return and learn to appreciate it out as a tea house. February 17, at pm Reply. The shipping is expensive to the USA, but for a special treat I thought it was worth it. Thomas the owner was very ready to email suggestions and included a lovely sample. My experience of the tea hot is close to what you describe, fragrant, flavorful and light on the palate. I just love it. March 9, at am Reply. Marie: Hello Victoria! I loved this article about Vietnam tea. I traveled there years ago ! Do you have any nice tea house to recommend? Thank you so much. Love from Brazil. April 12, at pm Reply. I agree to the terms outlined in the Privacy Policy. 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