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Osmanthus Lapsang Souchong
US $45.00 – US $225.00
Osmanthus Fragrans(Orange) Lapsang Souchong is picked from Wuyi Mountain, the birthplace of black tea, and Osmanthus Fragrans is picked from Pucheng. Osmanthus Fragrans Lapsang Souchong adopts the traditional scented process. First, the tea leaves are fully dried to enhance their ability to absorb the fragrance of flowers. After that, the flowers are mixed with the tea leaves, and the tea leaves slowly absorb the fragrance of flowers in a standing state, and then dried to become a scented tea. 7 times of scenting, fresh leaves and flowers collide and fuse with each other, the sweetness is doubled, and the tea taste is not reduced.
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