2000 Shun Yi Sun Liu An

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Tento legendární Liuan pochází ze stejnojmenného městečka Liuan v provincii Anhui. Při pohledu na něj si všimnete malých kovově zabarvených lístků . Čaj je sklizen na jaře a zpracovává se jako zelený čaj. Po zavadání jsou lístky prohřáty na wok pánvi (téměř do sucha pro zastavení oxidace, napařeny horkou parou a napěchovány do malých košíčků vyrobených z bambusových listů. Košíky se svazují k sobě po 6 kusech. Čaj Vám nabídne velké množství nálevů

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Reference GT0556-50

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Country: China
Location: Anhui, Liuan
Form: loose tea

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