Premium Phoenix Dan Cong Ya Shi Xiang High-Mountain Oolong Tea – 200 g

Chaozhou Origin · First Pick · High-Mountain Oolong · Aromatic Dan Cong

Discover the expressive character of Phoenix Dan Cong / 凤凰单枞 with this premium Ya Shi Xiang / 鸭屎香 high-mountain oolong tea.

The product is presented with a clear identity:

Premium Grade / 特级
Phoenix Dan Cong / 凤凰单枞
Ya Shi Xiang / 鸭屎香
High-Mountain Oolong / 高山乌龙
Chaozhou Origin / 潮州原产
First Pick / 头采珍品

With a generous 200 g format, this tea is made for more than a single tasting.

Brew it carefully.

Return to the same leaves through multiple infusions.

Explore how the aroma and body gradually change from cup to cup.

Chaozhou · Phoenix Dan Cong · Ya Shi Xiang · 200 g

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Product at a Glance

Product Name: Premium Phoenix Dan Cong Ya Shi Xiang High-Mountain Oolong Tea
Chinese Name: 特级凤凰单枞鸭屎香
Tea Type: Oolong Tea
Tea Style: Phoenix Dan Cong / 凤凰单枞
Aroma Style: Ya Shi Xiang / 鸭屎香
Grade Positioning: Premium Grade / 特级
Origin: Chaozhou · Guangdong · China
Growing Positioning: High-Mountain
Harvest Positioning: First Pick / 头采
Net Weight: 200 g
Format: Loose Leaf Tea

Dry Leaf Character: Long · Twisted · Dark
Overall Character: Aromatic · Layered · Refined
Body: Medium
Recommended Tea Amount: Approx. 5 g
Recommended Water: Approx. 100–120 mL for Gongfu brewing
Water Temperature: Approx. 90–95°C / 194–203°F
Initial Steep: Short infusion, then adjust to taste
Approx. Brewing Sessions: 40
Suitable For: Multiple Infusions

Recommended Teaware:
Gaiwan · Small Teapot · Gongfu Tea Set

Best For:
Oolong Tea Lovers · Aroma-Focused Tea Drinkers · Gongfu Tea · Chinese Tea Exploration · Personal Tea Rituals · Thoughtful Gifts

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Chaozhou Origin · 潮州原产

The product image specifically highlights:

潮州原产

This gives the tea a clear regional story.

For the product page, the cleanest expression is:

Chaozhou · Guangdong · China

Phoenix Dan Cong has a strong cultural connection with the Chaozhou tea tradition, making the origin more than just a location—it is part of the tea’s identity.

Chaozhou · Dan Cong · Gongfu Tea Culture

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Aroma Is the Experience

Some teas are chosen mainly for softness.

Some for sweetness.

Phoenix Dan Cong is often chosen because:

Aroma Becomes the Center of the Session

Lift the gaiwan lid.

Notice the fragrance.

Take the first sip.

Return to the empty cup.

Brew again.

The experience develops through repeated infusions rather than a single cup.

Smell · Sip · Return · Discover

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Choose Your Teaware

White Porcelain Gaiwan

Controlled · Traditional · Aroma-Focused

A strong choice for Phoenix Dan Cong because it gives you close control over short infusions.

Small Gongfu Teapot

Warm · Concentrated · Traditional

Useful for repeated brewing when you already know how you like the tea.

Glass Fairness Pitcher

Clear · Practical · Shared

Helps distribute each infusion evenly between cups.

Gaiwan for Control · Teapot for Rhythm · Fairness Pitcher for Sharing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Phoenix Dan Cong?

Phoenix Dan Cong / 凤凰单枞 is an oolong tea tradition associated with the Chaozhou area of Guangdong, China and known for its emphasis on distinctive aromatic character.

What is Ya Shi Xiang?

Ya Shi Xiang / 鸭屎香 is the traditional name of this Phoenix Dan Cong tea identity.

Does 鸭屎香 actually smell like duck manure?

No. The unusual literal name should not be interpreted as the tea’s actual aroma.

Where is this tea from?

The packaging states:

潮州原产

so the supported origin is:

Chaozhou · Guangdong · China

Is this First Pick?

The packaging highlights:

头采珍品

so the product can be presented as:

First Pick / 头采

Is this high-mountain tea?

Yes, according to the product information supplied, it is positioned as a High-Mountain Oolong / 高山乌龙.

How much tea is included?

The product contains:

200 g of Loose-Leaf Phoenix Dan Cong Oolong Tea

How much should I use?

For Gongfu-style brewing, start around:

5 g Tea + 100–120 mL Water

and adjust according to personal preference.

What water temperature should I use?

Start around:

90–95°C / 194–203°F

Can it be brewed multiple times?

Yes.

Phoenix Dan Cong is particularly well suited to repeated short infusions.

How many sessions are in 200 g?

Using approximately 5 g per session:

Approx. 40 Tea Sessions

Actual usage varies according to brewing style.

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From Chaozhou to the Tea Table

Warm the gaiwan.

Add the long, twisted leaves.

Pour the water.

Lift the lid.

Let the aroma arrive first.

Then take the first sip.

Return for another infusion.

And another.

A tea like this is not meant to reveal everything at once.

Phoenix Dan Cong · Ya Shi Xiang · Chaozhou · First Pick · 200 g

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