This lapsang tea(Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong) is processed with the traditional pinewood dryness on the tea, so for the first 2 or 3 infusion, you will detect the pleasing, natural & light smoky aroma together with the longan aroma; for the later aroma, the longan aroma becomes more and more obvious and sweet. High longan aroma, mellow taste and lingering after taste sweetness of this tea.  

This tea can sustain at least 10 times of infusion. 

Lapsang is distinct from all other types of tea because lapsang leaves are traditionally smoke-dried over pinewood fires, taking on a distinctive smoky flavour. However, this smoky flavor does not exist when the ancestors created the lapsang black tea. Legend claims the smoky flavor was made by accident.During the late Qing Dynasty, an army unit passing through Xingcun (Star Village) camped in a tea factory filled with fresh leaves awaiting for processing. Only after the soldiers left and then the workers could get back into the premises; at that moment, they realized the time was extremely limited to dry the leaves to arrive on the market in time. So they lit open fires of pine wood to hasten the drying. Not only did the tea reach the market in time, but the smoky pine flavor received great welcome.

Grade: Imperial 

Tea variety: local tea bushes in Tongmu village, Wuyishan city

Harvest time: 2014 spring

Picking standard: one bud with two leaves

Shape: Tight, fat tea leaves

Dried tea color: dark bloom,

Aroma: pleasing light smoky and longan aroma

Tea liquid color: bright orange color.

Taste: sweet logan mixed with smoky aroma.