Fuding Aged Shou Mei White Tea Gift Set – 600 g · 2 Cakes

Two Aged White Tea Cakes · One Generous Tea Gift

Fuding White Tea · Aged Shou Mei · Two Compressed Cakes

600 g / 21.16 oz Total · Approx. 120–150 Tea Sessions

Open the case.

Take out one tea cake.

Warm the gaiwan.

Loosen a small portion.

Pour the water.

Then watch the compressed Shou Mei leaves slowly begin to open.

This Fuding Aged Shou Mei White Tea Gift Set / 福鼎老白茶寿眉礼盒 brings together three distinctive parts of the white-tea experience:

Fuding White Tea

Aged Shou Mei

Traditional Compressed Tea Cakes

Presented as two substantial tea cakes with 600 g total tea weight, this is not a small discovery set.

It is made for:

Brewing · Sharing · Gifting · Returning Over Time

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Why You'll Love It

✓ Fuding White Tea Identity

The product presentation explicitly identifies:

福鼎白茶 · Fuding White Tea

giving this tea a clear regional identity within the Chinese white-tea tradition.

✓ Aged Shou Mei · 老白茶寿眉

This product is explicitly presented as:

老白茶寿眉 · Aged Shou Mei White Tea

bringing together Shou Mei's broader mature-leaf character with an aged-white-tea identity.

✓ Two Traditional Tea Cakes

The presentation states:

两饼一提

or:

Two Tea Cakes per Set

With 600 g total tea weight, the set is presented as two substantial compressed cakes.

✓ Selected High-Mountain Tea

The packaging highlights:

甄选高山

presented here as:

Selected High-Mountain Tea

No specific mountain or elevation is claimed beyond this product statement.

✓ Carefully Sun-Withered

The presentation also states:

匠心晒制

which we conservatively present as:

Carefully Sun-Withered

without extending it into unsupported handmade-production claims.

✓ Sweet & Mellow Direction

The packaging describes:

甜润怡人

supporting a sensory direction of:

Pleasantly Sweet · Mellow · Smooth

✓ 600 g Large Gift Format

At approximately 4–5 g per session, the full 600 g set provides roughly:

120–150 Tea Sessions

with the same leaves generally suitable for repeated infusions.

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A Little Tea Goes a Long Way

600 g · Two Cakes · Many Tea Sessions

This gift set contains:

600 g / 21.16 oz

Total Tea Weight

Using approximately:

4 g

Per Brewing Session

provides roughly:

150 Tea Sessions

Using approximately:

5 g

Per Gongfu Session

provides roughly:

120 Gongfu Tea Sessions

And one portion can generally continue through several infusions.

Actual usage varies according to brewing style and personal preference.

600 g · 120–150 Sessions · Many More Cups

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What Is Shou Mei?

寿眉 · A Fuller Side of White Tea

Shou Mei belongs to:

Bai Cha · 白茶

White Tea

and represents the broader, more mature-leaf side of the white-tea family.

A simple way to understand the major styles is:

Silver Needle · 白毫银针

Primarily Bud-Focused

Slender · Delicate · Refined

White Peony · 白牡丹

Buds + Leaves

Gentle · Balanced

Shou Mei · 寿眉

Greater Proportion of Mature Leaves

Broad · Leaf-Forward · Fuller

These are not simply three levels of the same product.

They are different expressions of Chinese white tea.

From Tender Buds to Broader Leaves

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What Is Aged Shou Mei?

老白茶寿眉

This product is explicitly presented as:

Lao Bai Cha Shou Mei · 老白茶寿眉

Aged Shou Mei White Tea

Time becomes part of the tea's identity.

During storage, characteristics such as aroma, liquor color, sweetness, texture and body may evolve.

For this product, the important confirmed distinction is:

Aged Shou Mei

rather than an undated fresh-season Shou Mei.

However:

No Exact Vintage Is Confirmed

The available product information does not establish a specific production or harvest year.

For that reason, we do not describe this tea as:

2015 Shou Mei

2016 Shou Mei

10-Year Aged White Tea

15-Year Aged White Tea

or any other specific vintage or age.

Aged White Tea · Without an Invented Vintage

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Fuding White Tea

福鼎白茶

The product presentation explicitly identifies:

Fuding · 福鼎

giving this tea a confirmed geographic identity.

For this product, it is appropriate to describe the tea as:

Fuding White Tea · Aged Shou Mei

without inventing a more specific:

Village

Tea Garden

Named Mountain

or:

Elevation

unless additional verified information becomes available.

Fuding · Shou Mei · Aged White Tea

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Selected High-Mountain Tea

甄选高山

The packaging highlights:

Selected High-Mountain Tea

This is retained as part of the product's stated positioning.

However, no exact mountain or elevation is provided.

For accuracy, we do not add claims such as:

800 m Elevation

1,000 m Mountain Garden

Taimu Mountain Origin

or other specific geographic details that are not established.

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Carefully Sun-Withered

匠心晒制

The product presentation highlights a sun-withering craft direction.

For the English page, we retain this conservatively as:

Carefully Sun-Withered

without extending it into claims such as:

100% Handmade

or:

Entirely Sun-Dried

unless separately verified.

Leaf · Withering · Time

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What Does It Taste Like?

Sweet, Mellow & Rounded

The packaging gives us an important sensory statement:

甜润怡人

A clear English direction is:

Pleasantly Sweet · Mellow · Smooth

Combined with the broader mature leaves of Shou Mei and the aged-white-tea positioning, the overall profile is:

Sweet-Leaning · Mellow · Rounded · Comforting

We do not need to invent highly specific tasting notes such as:

Jujube

Medicinal Herbs

Honey

Wood

or:

Dried Fruit

unless those characteristics are confirmed for this particular tea.

Let the Tea Define the Details

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Tasting Profile

Mature, Mellow & Comforting

Tea Category: White Tea

White Tea Style: Shou Mei / 寿眉

Age Positioning: Aged White Tea / 老白茶

Origin Identity: Fuding / 福鼎

Leaf Direction: Broad · Mature · Leaf-Forward

Taste Direction: Pleasantly Sweet · Mellow · Rounded

Overall Character: Gentle · Mature · Comforting

Liquor Direction: Golden Amber → Warm Amber

Best Enjoyed: Gongfu Brewing · Everyday Brewing · Multiple Infusions

Exact aroma, sweetness, texture, body and liquor color naturally vary according to storage history, tea quantity, water and brewing method.

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From Tea Cake to Open Leaves

Watch the Tea Change

Before brewing:

Compressed · Layered · Resting

Carefully loosen a small amount from the edge of the cake.

Place it into a warmed gaiwan.

Pour hot water.

Then watch.

The first infusion begins to soften the compressed piece.

The second loosens more of the structure.

Later infusions allow the broad Shou Mei leaves to open further.

Tea Cake → Loosened Leaves → Open Leaves → Warm Amber Cup

This gradual transformation is one of the pleasures of compressed white tea.

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How to Break a Shou Mei Tea Cake

Work Gently from the Edge

Place the cake on a clean, dry and stable surface.

Look for a natural opening between the compressed layers.

Insert a tea pick carefully from the side.

Lift slowly.

Try to preserve larger pieces of leaf rather than crushing the tea into small fragments.

Aim for:

Larger Leaves · Less Dust · More Even Brewing

Always direct the tea tool away from your hands and body.

Only loosen the amount needed for the current tea session.

Keep the remaining cake protected for another day.

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How to Brew

Everyday Brewing

For a larger everyday cup, start with approximately:

3–4 g

Tea

250 mL

Water

90–95°C / 194–203°F

Water Temperature

2–3 min

Initial Steep

Taste.

Adjust according to preference.

Keep the leaves nearby.

Then brew again.

Simple Brewing · Everyday Aged White Tea

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Gongfu Brewing

Follow the Cake Across Infusions

Start with approximately:

5 g

Tea

100–120 mL

Water

90–95°C / 194–203°F

Water Temperature

Begin with shorter infusions.

Decant completely.

Taste.

Pour again.

Gradually extend later steeping times as the compressed leaves continue to loosen.

Warm Water · Open Leaves · Multiple Cups

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Follow the Tea Across Infusions

First Infusion · Wake the Leaves

The compressed portion begins to absorb water.

Notice the aroma.

Observe the liquor.

Take the first sip.

Keep the leaves.

Second Infusion · Let the Cake Open

The compressed structure loosens further.

More broad leaves begin to separate.

Notice the sweetness, mellowness and body.

Third Infusion · Find the Balance

Pay attention to:

Sweetness · Mellowness · Body · Finish

Later Infusions · Stay with the Tea

Gradually extend the steeping time.

Continue until the cup becomes lighter.

One Portion · Many Quiet Cups

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Best Teaware

Porcelain Gaiwan

Focused · Traditional · Multiple Infusions

Excellent for following the tea through shorter repeated infusions.

Glass Teapot

Visual · Spacious · Relaxed

Particularly useful for watching the broad Shou Mei leaves gradually open.

Porcelain Teapot

Warm · Shared · Familiar

A comfortable choice when brewing for more than one person.

Large-Basket Infuser

Simple · Convenient · Everyday

A practical option when you want aged white tea without a full Gongfu setup.

Simple Teaware · More Attention to the Leaves

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Two Cakes · Four Ways to Enjoy Them

01 · Open One · Keep One

Begin drinking one cake while keeping the second protected.

02 · Keep One · Share One

Enjoy one at home and share the second with someone close.

03 · Brew Both Over Time

Return to the cakes slowly across many tea sessions.

04 · Share the Whole Set

Bring the complete two-cake presentation into family gatherings or shared Gongfu sessions.

Two Cakes · More Possibilities

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Why Choose 600 g?

This Is Not a Discovery Size

At:

600 g / 21.16 oz

this is one of the more substantial white-tea formats in the collection.

It is designed for:

Regular Brewing

Sharing

Gongfu Sessions

Aged White Tea Lovers

Family Tea

Chinese Tea Gifting

Using approximately 5 g per session:

≈120 Tea Sessions

Using approximately 4 g:

≈150 Tea Sessions

And each session can continue through multiple infusions.

The value of the 600 g format is not simply “more tea.”

It is the freedom to:

Open One · Keep One · Share One · Return Over Time

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A Gift Made for More Than One Day

Some gifts are opened once.

Tea can be returned to.

With two full cakes and 600 g of aged Shou Mei, there is enough tea for many mornings, shared afternoons and Gongfu sessions still to come.

Open the case.

Take out a cake.

Warm the water.

Share the first cup.

Then keep the rest for another day.

Aged White Tea · Two Cakes · Many Tea Moments

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Who Is This Tea For?

This set is particularly suited to customers who enjoy:

Fuding White Tea

Aged White Tea

Shou Mei

Compressed Tea Cakes

Fuller White Tea Character

Multiple Infusions

Gongfu Brewing

Large Tea Formats

Chinese Tea Gifts

It is also a strong choice for someone who already knows white tea and wants a more substantial experience than a small discovery tin.

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600 g Gift Set vs Smaller Shou Mei Formats

40 g Loose Shou Mei

DISCOVER

Compact.

Loose leaf.

An easy first introduction to the broader-leaf side of white tea.

125 g Lao Bai Cha Mini Cakes

EASY COMPRESSED RITUAL

Smaller compressed portions.

Convenient for regular brewing.

250 g Loose Shou Mei

KEEP BREWING

Loose-leaf convenience.

Made for frequent everyday white-tea drinking.

300 g Shou Mei Tea Cake

SLOW TEA RITUAL

One full-size compressed cake.

Made for customers who enjoy loosening and brewing tea slowly.

600 g Aged Shou Mei Gift Set

GIVE · SHARE · KEEP

Two substantial aged-white-tea cakes.

Large format.

Presentation gift set.

Made for longer-term enjoyment and sharing.

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Product Details

Product Name: Fuding Aged Shou Mei White Tea Gift Set

Chinese Name: 福鼎老白茶寿眉礼盒

Tea Category: White Tea

Chinese Category: Bai Cha / 白茶

White Tea Style: Shou Mei / 寿眉

Age Positioning: Aged White Tea / 老白茶

Origin Identity: Fuding / 福鼎

Origin: Fuding · Fujian · China

Product Statement: Selected High-Mountain Tea / 甄选高山

Craft Statement: Carefully Sun-Withered / 匠心晒制

Taste Statement: Pleasantly Sweet & Mellow / 甜润怡人

Tea Form: Compressed White Tea Cakes

Number of Cakes: 2

Total Net Weight: 600 g / 21.16 oz

Approx. Weight per Cake: Approx. 300 g if evenly divided

Leaf Direction: Broad · Mature · Leaf-Forward

Liquor Direction: Golden Amber · Warm Amber

Taste Direction: Sweet-Leaning · Mellow · Rounded

Overall Character: Gentle · Mature · Comforting

Everyday Brewing: Approx. 3–4 g / 250 mL

Everyday Water Temperature: 90–95°C / 194–203°F

Initial Everyday Steep: Approx. 2–3 Minutes

Gongfu Brewing: Approx. 5 g / 100–120 mL

Gongfu Water Temperature: 90–95°C / 194–203°F

Approx. Tea Sessions: 120–150 depending on leaf quantity

Suitable For: Multiple Infusions

Recommended Teaware: Porcelain Gaiwan · Porcelain Teapot · Glass Teapot · Large-Basket Infuser

Best For: Aged White Tea Lovers · Shou Mei Lovers · Sharing · Family Tea · Chinese Tea Gifts

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Clear Product Information

What We Know — and What We Don't Assume

Clear information matters especially for aged tea.

The supplied product presentation establishes:

福鼎白茶 / Fuding White Tea

老白茶寿眉 / Aged Shou Mei

甄选高山 / Selected High-Mountain Tea

匠心晒制 / Carefully Sun-Withered

甜润怡人 / Pleasantly Sweet & Mellow

两饼一提 / Two Tea Cakes per Set

600 g Total Net Weight

These confirmed characteristics form the basis of how we describe this product.

We Do Not Currently Claim

A Specific Vintage

A Specific Harvest Year

A Specific Production Year

A Specific Number of Years Aged

A Named Mountain

A Specific Elevation

A Specific Village

A Specific Tea Garden

A Specific Cultivar

Te Ji / 特级 Grade

Organic Certification

100% Handmade Production

Those details should only be added when supported by additional verified packaging or supplier documentation.

Important Age Note

This product is explicitly identified as:

老白茶寿眉 · Aged Shou Mei White Tea

Therefore, aged-white-tea positioning is appropriate.

However:

Aged White Tea ≠ Confirmed Vintage

Do not add a year or number of years aged unless it is separately verified.

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How to Store Aged Shou Mei

Protect the Tea While Keeping the Cakes Clean & Dry

Store the tea away from:

Moisture · Excessive Heat · Direct Light · Strong Odors

Avoid:

Coffee · Spices · Incense · Perfume · Cooking Aromas

Handle the cakes only with clean, dry hands and utensils.

After loosening a portion, protect the remaining cake carefully.

If you open one cake first, keep the second protected until you are ready to use it.

Open One · Protect One · Return Slowly

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fuding Aged Shou Mei?

Fuding Aged Shou Mei is a Chinese aged white tea belonging to:

Bai Cha · 白茶

White Tea

This product is identified as:

福鼎白茶

Fuding White Tea

and:

老白茶寿眉

Aged Shou Mei White Tea

Its identity combines Fuding white-tea tradition, the broader-leaf character of Shou Mei and an aged-white-tea presentation.

Is this really aged white tea?

Yes.

The product presentation explicitly identifies the tea as:

老白茶

Aged White Tea

For that reason, aged-white-tea positioning is appropriate for this product.

What is Shou Mei?

Shou Mei / 寿眉 is a traditional Chinese white-tea style associated with broader and more mature leaf material.

Within the white-tea family:

Silver Needle

Primarily Tender Buds · Delicate · Refined

White Peony

Buds + Younger Leaves · Gentle · Balanced

Shou Mei

Broader Mature Leaves · Rounded · Leaf-Forward

Shou Mei therefore represents a fuller, more leaf-forward side of Chinese white tea.

Is this Lao Bai Cha / 老白茶?

Yes.

The product presentation explicitly uses aged-white-tea / Lao Bai Cha positioning.

However, no specific production year or number of years aged is established.

For accuracy, we retain:

Aged White Tea · 老白茶

without assigning an unsupported vintage.

What year is this aged Shou Mei?

No exact production or harvest year is confirmed by the available product information.

For that reason, we do not describe this tea as:

2015 Shou Mei

2016 Shou Mei

10-Year Aged White Tea

or any other specific vintage.

How many years has this tea been aged?

A specific aging duration is not established.

The confirmed product identity is:

Aged Shou Mei White Tea

without a stated number of years.

How is this different from a confirmed vintage Shou Mei?

A confirmed vintage tea identifies a specific year, such as 2016.

This product instead emphasizes:

Fuding White Tea · Aged Shou Mei · Two Tea Cakes · 600 g Gift Presentation

Its primary value is the aged-white-tea identity, substantial quantity and two-cake gift format rather than a specific vintage year.

Is this Fuding White Tea?

Yes.

The product presentation explicitly identifies:

福鼎白茶

Fuding White Tea

Fuding is therefore part of the confirmed geographic identity for this product.

Where is Fuding?

Fuding is in Fujian, China and is strongly associated with Chinese white-tea tradition.

For this product, the Fuding identity is explicitly stated on the presentation rather than inferred only from the tea style.

What does “Selected High-Mountain Tea” mean?

The product presentation states:

甄选高山

Selected High-Mountain Tea

We retain this as part of the product positioning.

However, no exact mountain, village, garden or elevation is established.

For that reason, we do not add claims such as:

800 m Elevation

1,000 m Mountain Garden

or a specific mountain origin.

What does “Carefully Sun-Withered” mean?

The product presentation highlights:

匠心晒制

For the English product page, this is presented conservatively as:

Carefully Sun-Withered

We retain the stated craftsmanship without expanding it into an unsupported completely handmade or specific processing claim.

What does this aged Shou Mei taste like?

The packaging highlights:

甜润怡人

which supports a sensory direction of:

Pleasantly Sweet · Mellow · Smooth

The overall tea character can be described as:

Sweet · Mellow · Rounded · Comforting

Exact aroma, sweetness, body and finish naturally vary according to storage history, batch, water and brewing method.

Does this tea taste like jujube, honey or herbs?

Those notes are sometimes associated with aged white tea generally, but they are not specifically confirmed for this SKU.

For accuracy, we keep the tasting description centered on the product's supported direction:

Sweet · Mellow · Rounded · Comforting

rather than inventing specific flavor notes.

Is this loose-leaf tea?

No.

This product contains:

Two Compressed Shou Mei White Tea Cakes

The presentation states:

两饼一提

Two Tea Cakes per Set

How much tea is included?

The complete gift set contains:

600 g / 21.16 oz

of aged Shou Mei white tea.

The set contains two cakes.

Based on the confirmed 600 g total and two-cake presentation, this corresponds to approximately:

300 g × 2 Cakes

Why include two tea cakes?

The two-cake format gives you several ways to enjoy the set:

Open One · Keep One

Begin drinking one cake while keeping the second protected.

Keep One · Share One

A natural option when sharing tea with someone close.

Brew Both Over Time

Return to the set slowly across many tea sessions.

Gift the Complete Set

Keep both cakes together as a substantial aged-white-tea gift.

How do I break apart a Shou Mei tea cake?

Work gently from the edge of the cake.

Insert a tea pick between the compressed layers.

Lift slowly.

Try to preserve larger pieces of leaf rather than crushing the tea into small fragments.

Aim for:

Larger Leaves · Less Dust · More Even Brewing

Always point the tea tool away from your hands and body.

Why doesn't the cake completely open during the first infusion?

That is normal.

Compressed tea needs time to absorb water.

The transformation happens gradually:

Tea Cake → Loosened Leaves → Open Leaves

The first infusion begins to soften the compressed portion.

Later infusions allow the leaves to separate and expand more completely.

How much tea should I use?

For everyday brewing, start with approximately:

3–4 g Tea

250 mL Water

For Gongfu brewing:

Approx. 5 g Tea

100–120 mL Water

provides a useful starting point.

What water temperature should I use?

Start around:

90–95°C / 194–203°F

The compressed format benefits from enough heat to help the leaves gradually loosen.

How long should I steep it?

For everyday brewing, begin around:

2–3 Minutes

For Gongfu brewing, begin with shorter infusions and gradually extend later steeping times as the cake continues to open.

Can the same leaves be infused multiple times?

Yes.

Aged Shou Mei is particularly well suited to repeated infusions.

Keep the leaves.

Pour again.

Allow the compressed structure to continue opening.

Follow the tea until the cup gradually becomes lighter.

Approximately how many tea sessions are in 600 g?

Using approximately 4 g per session, 600 g provides roughly:

150 Tea Sessions

Using approximately 5 g per Gongfu session, it provides roughly:

120 Gongfu Sessions

Actual usage varies according to brewing preference.

Because each portion can generally be infused repeatedly, those sessions can become many more individual cups.

What teaware works best?

Good choices include:

White Porcelain Gaiwan

Glass Teapot

Porcelain Teapot

Large-Basket Infuser

A gaiwan works particularly well for following the tea across repeated short infusions.

A glass teapot allows you to watch the broad Shou Mei leaves slowly open.

Does aged Shou Mei contain caffeine?

Yes.

White tea is made from Camellia sinensis and naturally contains caffeine.

The actual amount varies according to tea material, quantity, water temperature and brewing method.

Is this suitable as a gift?

Yes.

This product combines:

Fuding White Tea

Aged Shou Mei

Two Full Tea Cakes

600 g Total Tea

Gift Presentation

making it particularly suitable for customers looking for a substantial Chinese white-tea gift.

Who is this gift best for?

It is particularly suited to:

Aged White Tea Lovers

Shou Mei Drinkers

Fuding White Tea Enthusiasts

Compressed Tea Cake Lovers

Family Gifts

Host Gifts

Business Gifts

Housewarming

Holiday Gifting

Shared Gongfu Tea Sessions

How should I store the tea cakes?

Protect the tea from:

Moisture · Excessive Heat · Direct Light · Strong Odors

After loosening a portion, keep the remaining cake clean and dry.

Store away from coffee, spices, incense, perfume and cooking aromas.

If one cake is being used while the other remains unopened, keep the second cake carefully protected until needed.

Open One · Protect One · Enjoy Slowly

Product at a Glance

Fuding Aged Shou Mei White Tea Gift Set – 600 g · 2 Cakes

Fuding Aged Shou Mei White Tea Gift Set is a 600 g Chinese aged white tea presentation containing:

Two Compressed Shou Mei Tea Cakes

The product is explicitly identified as:

福鼎白茶

Fuding White Tea

and:

老白茶寿眉

Aged Shou Mei White Tea

Its identity can be understood simply:

White Tea

↓

Fuding · 福鼎

↓

Shou Mei · 寿眉

↓

Aged White Tea · 老白茶

↓

Two Compressed Tea Cakes

↓

600 g Gift Set

Shou Mei represents the broader, more mature leaf side of the white-tea family.

Within the white-tea spectrum:

Silver Needle

Primarily Tender Buds · Delicate · Refined

White Peony

Buds + Younger Leaves · Gentle · Balanced

Shou Mei

Broader Mature Leaves · Rounded · Leaf-Forward

This product adds two more dimensions:

Time

through its stated Aged White Tea identity

and:

Compression

through its two traditional tea cakes.

The presentation also highlights:

甄选高山

Selected High-Mountain Tea

匠心晒制

Carefully Sun-Withered

甜润怡人

Pleasantly Sweet & Mellow

Together, these support an overall tea direction of:

Sweet · Mellow · Rounded · Comforting

without requiring unsupported specific flavor notes.

As hot water reaches the compressed tea, the transformation happens gradually:

Tea Cake

↓

Softened Layers

↓

Loosened Leaves

↓

Open Shou Mei

↓

Warm Amber Cup

The liquor generally develops toward:

Golden Amber → Warm Amber

Exact aroma, sweetness, body and liquor color vary according to storage history, tea quantity, water and brewing method.

Two Cakes · One Generous Tea Gift

The complete presentation contains:

600 g / 21.16 oz Total

across:

Two Tea Cakes

or approximately:

300 g × 2 Cakes

based on the confirmed total weight and two-cake presentation.

This gives the set a distinctive advantage:

Open One · Keep One

Keep One · Share One

Brew Both Over Time

Gift the Complete Set

For everyday brewing, start with approximately:

3–4 g Tea · 250 mL Water · 90–95°C / 194–203°F · 2–3 Minutes

At approximately 4 g per session, the 600 g set provides roughly:

150 Tea Sessions

For Gongfu brewing, start with approximately:

5 g Tea · 100–120 mL Water · 90–95°C / 194–203°F · Short Infusions

At approximately 5 g per session, the 600 g set provides roughly:

120 Gongfu Sessions

The same leaves can generally be enjoyed across repeated infusions, allowing one measured portion to become several individual cups.

This is not a tasting-size gift.

It is a substantial aged-white-tea presentation designed for:

Brewing · Sharing · Keeping · Returning

The available product information establishes its Fuding identity, Aged Shou Mei / Lao Bai Cha positioning, two-cake compressed format, 600 g total quantity, Selected High-Mountain Tea statement, Carefully Sun-Withered statement and Pleasantly Sweet & Mellow sensory direction.

No exact production year, harvest year, aging duration, named mountain, elevation, village or tea garden is established.

Tea Type: Aged White Tea
Chinese Category: Bai Cha / 白茶
Tea Style: Shou Mei / 寿眉
Product Identity: Fuding Aged Shou Mei
Chinese Identity: 福鼎老白茶寿眉
Origin Identified on Presentation: Fuding · Fujian · China
Age Positioning: Aged White Tea / 老白茶
Specific Vintage: Not Established
Tea Form: Compressed White Tea Cakes
Number of Cakes: 2
Approx. Weight per Cake: 300 g
Total Net Weight: 600 g / 21.16 oz
Craft Statement: Carefully Sun-Withered / 匠心晒制
Tea-Material Statement: Selected High-Mountain Tea / 甄选高山
Taste Direction: Pleasantly Sweet · Mellow · Rounded
Liquor: Golden Amber to Warm Amber
Body: Medium
Everyday Brewing: 3–4 g · 250 mL · 90–95°C · 2–3 min
Approx. Sessions at 4 g: 150
Gongfu Brewing: Approx. 5 g · 100–120 mL · 90–95°C · Short Infusions
Approx. Gongfu Sessions: 120
Suitable For: Multiple Infusions
Recommended Teaware: Porcelain Gaiwan · Glass Teapot · Porcelain Teapot · Large-Basket Infuser
Best For: Aged White Tea Lovers · Shou Mei Lovers · Fuding White Tea · Sharing · Premium Tea Gifts

Important Aging Note

The product is explicitly presented as:

老白茶 · Aged White Tea

but no specific vintage or number of years aged is established.

For that reason:

Aged White Tea = Confirmed

but:

2015 / 2016 / 10-Year / 15-Year = Not Confirmed

Two Cakes · More Than One Tea Moment

Open the gift case.

Two full tea cakes are waiting inside.

Take out one.

Keep the other protected.

Warm the gaiwan.

Loosen a small piece from the edge.

Pour the water.

Then wait.

At first, the leaves remain close together.

The first infusion begins to soften the compressed layers.

Pour again.

More leaves loosen.

By later infusions, what began as a small piece of tea has opened into broad Shou Mei leaves filling the brewing vessel.

The liquor deepens toward warm amber.

Bring the cup closer.

Notice the aroma.

Pour the first cup.

Share the second.

Then keep the leaves nearby.

Another infusion is still waiting.

Fuding gives this tea its regional identity.

Shou Mei gives it its broad, mature-leaf character.

Time gives it its aged-white-tea story.

And two full tea cakes give the gift something more:

Choice.

Open one.

Keep one.

Share one.

Or let both become part of many tea sessions still to come.

Some gifts are made for a single occasion.

Two tea cakes leave room for many.

Fuding · Aged Shou Mei · Two Tea Cakes · Generous Giving

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