Tongshun Tai · Aged White Tea, Charcoal-Roasted by Traditional Method
100-year Tongshun Tai Ancient Charcoal-Roasted Aged White Tea: Sun-withered, slow-roasted over fruitwood charcoal fire, and naturally aged in a well-ventilated storage warehouse. Dry leaves are dense with fine hairs; the liquor is amber and glossy. Offers layered notes of honey, aged, and medicinal aromas. Smooth, thick, and mellow texture with gentle warmth. Highly durable for brewing and simmering—an active, time-honored aged white tea.

Tongshuntai traces its roots to the century-old Bai Lin brand from 1885. We employ traditional techniques—sun-withering and slow-roasting over fruitwood charcoal—to preserve the tea's natural enzymes throughout the entire process. Aged naturally in wooden warehouses, our aged white tea is not artificially aged or rushed; it is the result of time and tradition, slowly refined through charcoal roasting.
Dry tea: tightly rolled and uniform in shape, with silvery-white down subtly visible. The color is deep and mellow, reflecting a restrained charcoal-roasted aroma that doesn't overpower. The leaves emit a quiet, aged fragrance and possess a supple, resilient texture.
Aroma: A warm, sweet charcoal note blends with years of aging, intertwining honey, aged, zongzi leaf, and gentle medicinal scents. The fragrance sinks deeply into the liquid without floating or becoming harsh. Long-lasting aroma lingers in the cup's base; the new tea's fire dissipates, transforming into a mellow, complex aromatic profile.
Color: Clear amber-gold, glossy and rich with a translucent, slightly viscous texture. Clean with no discoloration.
Taste & Aroma: Silky, smooth, and full-bodied with a sweet initial finish and a lingering aftertaste. The charcoal-roasting process lends a warm, gentle character, reducing any cooling sensation. It brews softly and reveals rich dates-and-honey sweetness when simmered—highly durable for repeated brewing, becoming even more robust with each infusion.
Leaf Base: The leaves are tender, vibrant, and elastic with a uniform, glossy color, reflecting active aging characteristics. This distinguishes them from the hard, brittle, and lifeless leaves of artificially aged tea produced at high temperatures.
Key Features: Low-temperature roasting locks in active compounds, while stable warehouse aging allows medicinal and honey notes to deepen over time. This tea offers the warmth of charcoal roasting alongside the timeless character of aged white tea. Ideal for both brewing and simmering, it suits daily enjoyment as well as long-term收藏.
