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Song Zhong Dan Cong , also known as "Song Grade," is a rare and prestigious oolong tea from Guangdong Province, China. It takes its name from the Song Dynasty, which ruled from the 10th to 13th centuries, when this tea first gained popularity.
Song Zhong Dan Cong has a rich history dating back centuries. According to legend, its ancestor is a 700-year-old tea tree growing on Mount Wudong. In the late 20th century, cuttings were taken from this tree, from which modern Song Zhong Dan Cong plantations were grown.
Processing: Medium roast.
Appearance: Dry leaves are dark brown with a burgundy tint and flagellate in shape.
Aroma: Thick, fruity-floral, with notes of honey, spices and dried fruits.
Taste: Bright, rich, buttery, with hints of honey, tart citrus, fruit, spice and a touch of sweetness.
Aftertaste: Long, refreshing, with notes of persimmon.
Effects on the body: Warms and relaxes. Improves concentration and memory. Aids digestion. Strengthens the immune system. Reduces stress.
Song Zhong Dan Cong is not just a tea, it is a true work of tea art that can transport you to the era of emperors and poets of the Song Dynasty.
Song Zhong Dan Cong is a rare tea, so it's not always available for sale. You can only purchase it in specialized tea shops or online. Song Zhong Dan Cong is best enjoyed in a relaxed atmosphere, savoring its rich flavor and aroma.
This tea pairs well with honey, dried fruits, and nuts. It is not recommended to add milk or sugar to Song Zhong Dan Cong, as they can overpower its delicate flavor. Song Zhong Dan Cong is a unique tea that will be a true discovery for tea ceremony connoisseurs.
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Name in Chinese
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宋种单丛 |
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Pinyin
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sòngzhǒng dāncóng |
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Translation
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Single bushes of the Sunsky variety |
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Country
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China |
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District
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Chaozhou |
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In Guangdong Province, the southernmost and warmest province of China, in the counties of Chao'an, Shaoping, and Qiaoling, they make special Dan Cong (Single Bush) oolongs. The most famous of this group of oolongs is Feng Huang Dan Cong. It, like other varieties, is collected from a specific bush. As a result, each batch has its own unique characteristics.
