Premium Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea, Liu Xia, 90g Tin

Product Description

Premium Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea, Liu Xia, comes from Xishuangbanna in Yunnan, grown at 1,800–2,000 meters from century-old ancient tea trees. Carefully selected fresh leaves are processed to high standards for a refined cup with depth and clarity.

This loose leaf black tea brews into a bright, translucent red liquor with a fresh, rich aroma and a smooth, mellow taste. Golden bud tips, slender leaves, and a lingering sweet finish give this tea a clean, satisfying character that works well for a calm morning cup or an unhurried afternoon break.

Key Features

• Sourced from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, at 1,800–2,000 meters
• Made from leaves from century-old ancient tea trees
• Loose leaf black tea with tight, slender strips and golden bud tips
• Brews a bright red liquor with a fresh, rich, long-lasting aroma
• Smooth, mellow, and pleasantly sweet with a lingering aftertaste

Flavor Profile

• Aroma: Fresh, rich, and long-lasting
• Taste: Smooth, mellow, and pleasantly sweet
• Finish: Lingering with a clean, satisfying aftertaste

Who This Tea Is For

• Black tea drinkers who enjoy a smooth and mellow cup
• Shoppers looking for a Yunnan loose leaf tea with depth and aroma
• People who prefer a sweet finish without harsh bitterness
• Tea lovers who enjoy brewing and tasting premium Chinese black tea

Q&A

What is Premium Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea, Liu Xia?
Premium Yunnan Ancient Tree Black Tea, Liu Xia is a loose leaf black tea from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, grown at 1,800–2,000 meters from century-old ancient tea trees. It is valued for its smooth body, red liquor, and lingering sweet finish.

What does this tea taste like?
It tastes smooth, mellow, and pleasantly sweet, with a fresh, rich aroma and a clean finish. The cup has a bright red liquor that feels balanced and satisfying.

Does this tea contain caffeine?
Yes, black tea naturally contains caffeine. The strength can vary depending on how much leaf you use and how long you steep it.

Is this tea bitter?
It is not meant to be bitter when brewed gently. Using the right water temperature and a shorter steep helps keep the cup smooth and mellow.

How many times can I steep this tea?
You can steep this tea more than once. Later infusions will usually taste softer and lighter while keeping some sweetness and aroma.

What's the difference between loose leaf and tea bags?
Loose leaf tea gives the leaves more room to open, which usually brings fuller aroma, better texture, and a more layered cup. Tea bags are more convenient, while loose leaf offers a richer brewing experience.

How long does shipping take?
Orders usually ship within 1-3 business days.

Where do you ship from?
We ship from California, USA.

Brewing Instructions