Wild King Peony

Wild Bai Mu Dan

Tasting notes: Fragrant Spring flowers, sprouts, dry hay, cinnamon, fresh clay and nutty milkiness. Smooth, clean and slightly mineral finish.

This is a wild-picked, Fuding version of this famous style (the other being from Zhenghe). A stronger, more fruity flavour than Silver Needle, but less strong than a Shou Mei.

Price range: $17.20 through $132.00

Cultivar: Fuding Da Bai
Altitude: 400m
Region: Fuding, Fujian, China

A mildly fermented white tea. This pick from Panxi Village is Mudan Wang, meaning King Peony.  This is one of the three main grades of Baimudan: Baimudan Wang (king white peony) consists of almost entirely buds and small leaves, Baimudan Jipin (exceptional grade white peony) consists of one bud and one or two leaves, while Baimudan (white peony) consists of one bud and two or even three leaves. This tea can be comfortably aged and the flavours will continue to develop. Ideally store loose at min. 50% humidity (pref. 62%) in an airtight container.

Brewing Suggestions

Gong Fu Brewing:

3.5g per 100ml water at 95°. First infusion 25s, subsequent infusions +5s.

Western Brewing:

0.6g per 100ml water at 95°. First infusion 2m; subsequent infusions +30s.

Description

A mildly fermented white tea. This pick from Panxi Village is Mudan Wang, meaning King Peony.  This is one of the three main grades of Baimudan: Baimudan Wang (king white peony) consists of almost entirely buds and small leaves, Baimudan Jipin (exceptional grade white peony) consists of one bud and one or two leaves, while Baimudan (white peony) consists of one bud and two or even three leaves. This tea can be comfortably aged and the flavours will continue to develop. Ideally store loose at min. 50% humidity (pref. 62%) in an airtight container.

Additional information

Harvest & Year

Spring 2025

Quantity

25g, 50g, 100g, 200g

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