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Gaiwan

Dàn Cóng Bái Ruǐ Xiāng白瑞香单丛

dāncóng bái ruìxiāng

Origin
China, Guǎngdōng Province (广东省, Guǎngdōng shěng), Cháozhōu City (潮州市,...
Tea type
Oolong Tea
Water temperature
90 °C
Gongfu water temperature
92 °C
SKU · DANCONG-BAI-RUIXIANG-CN
Tea dossier

Provenance and specifications

Origin
China, Guǎngdōng Province (广东省, Guǎngdōng shěng), Cháozhōu City (潮州市, Cháozhōu shì), Fēng Huáng Shān mountain region (凤凰山, Fènghuáng Shān) — Phoenix Mountains
Tea type
Gaiwan
SKU
DANCONG-BAI-RUIXIANG-CN

Brewing recipes

  • Gongfu: 92°C, 6 g / 100 ml, 10s, 8 steeps
  • Western: 88°C, 3 g / 200 ml, 180s, 2 steeps
Tea dossier

Brewing, origin and taste notes

Brewing
Tea amount
5–7 g per 100–150 ml water (when brewing gongfu style); 3–4 g per 200 ml (when brewing in large cup or teapot).
Water temperature
90 °C
Gongfu water temperature
92 °C
Tea amount
6 g
Gongfu water volume
100 ml
Tea-to-water ratio
10 s
Origin
Tea type
Oolong
Soil
Acidic (pH 4.5–5.5) rocky soils formed by weathering of granite rocks. Rich in minerals, especially iron, manganese and zinc. Excellent natural drainage due to mountainous terrain.
Taste
Liquor Color
From light golden to rich amber, depending on roasting degree and steeping number. Liquor is clear, with oily luster.
Spent Leaves
Whole, elastic leaves with classic pattern: green (olive) center and reddish-brown edge — characteristic trace of controlled oxidation. Leaves are large, elastic, with pronounce...
Sensory Source Descriptor H Intensity
1
Sensory Source Descriptor L Intensity
1
Sensory Source Descriptor Li Intensity
3
Sensory Source Descriptor O Intensity
2
Details
Name Breakdown
"Bai Rui Xiang" (白瑞香, Bái Ruìxiāng) — a three-character name, each character carrying independent meaning:
Alkaloids
Caffeine — 2.35–5.33% of dry mass, theobromine, theophylline. Provide gentle but prolonged tonic effect characteristic of oolongs.
Minerals
Potassium, calcium, magnesium, manganese, zinc, fluorine — conditioned by granite soils of high-altitude terroir.
Vitamins
Vitamin C, B-group vitamins (B₁, B₃).
Early harvest months
4, 9
Late harvest months
5, 10
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