Dry leaves of Phoenix Dan Cong Xiong Di Zai

Phoenix Oolong Xiong Di Zai 2021鳳凰単叢兄弟仔 2021

Name: Phoenix Oolong Xiong Di Zai 2021
Brand: HOJO Tea
SKU: o113ca
Price: 10.0 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: o113ca

Pesticide-Free Garden

From trees at around 700m in Fengxi Dongjiao village. A sweet, gentle berry aroma of strawberry, mulberry and wild raspberry.

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15g (small bag) $10.00 USD
40g (in can) $26.00 USD
120g (large bag/40g x 3 bags) $73.00 USD
×3 360g value pack (large bag [40g x 3 bags] x 3 bags) $183.00 USD

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The production area is Fengxi Dongjiao Village (鳳溪東郊村), at an altitude of around 700m.

A heap of twisted dry oolong leaves with green-brown tones on a white background

The name "Xiong Di Zai" comes from the fact that the mother tree of the brothers was divided into two trunks from the base. The family that owned the tree had two sons. After they became independent, each brother inherited one of the trunks and worked together harmoniously to produce tea, hence the name "Xiong Di Zai."

The characteristic of Xiong Di Zai is its sweet berry-like flavor. It is a tea with a sweet, gentle fragrance reminiscent of strawberries, mulberries, and raspberries, making it a delicious and easily enjoyable tea.

We frequently visit Fenghuang Town in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, to source high-quality Phoenix Dan Cong Oolong tea directly.

An old Phoenix Dan Cong tree on Wu Dong Shan and me, Akira Hojo

Tea trees growing on the steep, rocky slopes of Wu Dong Shan

About this tea

Origin: Dongjiao village, Fengxi, Fenghuang town, Chaozhou, Guangdong, China
Altitude: About 700m
Cultivation: Pesticide-free, unfertilised and unpruned; natural tree form (tall-tree form); natural farming
Cultivar: Fenghuang Shui Xian
Plucking: Hand-plucked
Harvest season: First spring flush
Harvest year: 2021
Processing: Medium to heavy fermentation
Roast: Charcoal-roasted at low temperature; qing xiang style
Sourcing: We visit the growing regions frequently and buy directly from the producers

For more on this tea's origin, processing, and brewing, see What Is Phoenix Dan Cong? Dan Cong, Lao Cong, Origin, Processing, and Brewing.

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