The Golden Cassia was discovered in Anxi village, Fujian, China, sometime between 1850 and 1860. This Chinese tea and its variants are made from oolong tea shoots, which produces a golden yellow colour during its brew, hence its name. An alternative name for the Golden Cassia used in Zhaoan China is “Eight Immortals Tea”(八仙茶).
Brewing Suggestion
Time — 30 seconds
Temperature — 85°C
Weight — 6 / 8g
Water — 250 / 350ml
Brews — Can be brewed for 3 rounds; add 10 seconds for each subsequent brew
| Weight | 0.205kg |
|---|---|
| Size | 50g, 100g |
| Format | Loose Leaf |
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