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Hainan Partridge Tea Duo Can - Xiaqinggan & Oolong Heritage Set

Hainan Partridge Tea Duo Can - Xiaqinggan & Oolong Heritage Set

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165g

Dual Legends in a Box

🏺 Xiaqinggan + Oolong Symphony

  • Ancient Collision: Wild partridge leaves meet young green tangerine (Xiaqinggan) in one can, paired with rock-roasted oolong in the other.
  • 14-Step Alchemy: Sun-withering → charcoal rolling → 45-day slow-curing for layered floral-mineral notes.

🎨 Boao’s Cultural Canvas

  • Forum-Exclusive Design: Brass-yellow cans engraved with Boao’s lotus logo + Hainan’s nautical heritage motifs.
  • Hidden History: The lotus’ 12 petals symbolize the 12-century tea migration from Fujian to Hainan.

Why This Duo Wins Hearts

🌴 Southeast Asia’s Tea Companion

  • Humidity Warrior: Xiaqinggan cools internal heat, oolong aids digestion of spicy/sweet diets.
  • Endurance Brewing: 1 tea ball = 8 infusions (6hrs+) – from morning focus to post-dinner calm.

🎁 Diplomatic-Grade Gifting

  • Boao Forum Pedigree: The same batch served at Asia’s premier economic summit.
  • Double Symbolism:
    1. Yellow Can = Earth’s richness (Xiaqinggan’s terroir)
    2. Bronze Can = Maritime legacy (Oolong’s trade route roots)

Technical Mastery

  • Geo-Exclusive Leaves: From Hainan’s 110°E partridge tea sanctuary + Xinhui’s first-flush tangerines.
  • Brew Matrix:
    1. Xiaqinggan: 90°C/10s → jasmine-citrus spark → ideal with mango sticky rice.
    2. Oolong: 95°C/15s → roasted almond depth → pairs with durian desserts.
  • Eco-Packaging: Double cans → reuse as spice jars or orchid planters (drainage holes pre-drilled).
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Frequently asked questions

Why is the surface of tea leaves white?

The white 'frost' on Xia Qing Gan (small green citrus tea) isn’t mold—it’s actually a natural occurrence! The citrus peel’s rich limonene content slowly seeps to the surface during sun-drying and baking processes.

When exposed to air, it oxidizes into this frost-like layer. A harmless characteristic and even an indicator of quality craftsmanship!

If you're still concerned about potential mold, here's an easy check:

1️⃣ Press the peel – A crisp texture indicates proper drying ✅ If it feels soft/mushy ❌ check further

2️⃣ Inspect the tea leaves – Look for unnatural fuzz/clumps (mold) vs. uniform white frost (safe)

3️⃣ Sniff deeply – Healthy citrus aroma 🍊 = limonene crystals | Musty odor 🦠 = mold risk

If all checks pass, congratulations – you're seeing premium limonene frost, not mold! This natural 'tea diamond' forms when the citrus oil oxidizes, a hallmark of well-crafted Xia Qing Gan.