15-Year Premium Collector’s Edition

Experience the heritage of authentic Jingyang Fu Tea, now presented in an exquisite high‑end wooden gift box containing  beautifully pressed 1000g bricks . Each brick is personally handcrafted by Jia Genshe, a National Representative Inheritor of China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, preserving centuries of traditional tea‑making artistry. This exceptional tea is one of the select teas used for official hospitality and the reception of distinguished guests in China—a testament to its outstanding quality, cultural depth, and enduring legacy.

Produced in Jingyang, Shaanxi Province—the birthplace of authentic Fu Tea—and naturally aged for approximately 15 years, this tea develops a deep, smooth, mellow, and richly layered flavour that continues to evolve with proper storage. The elegant wooden gift box makes it an ideal choice for collectors, connoisseurs, and those seeking a truly distinguished present with profound cultural value.

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The Craftsmanship Behind the Tea – A Generational Heritage

Master Jia Genshe follows a time‑honored, all‑natural process that takes 4 to 5 years from raw leaf to finished brick. Every step is done by hand, without artificial accelerants.

1. Raw Material Selection & Blending
High‑quality dark tea leaves from Anhua, Hunan, are manually sorted, chopped, and sifted. Different grades are blended according to a secret family recipe to ensure a consistent, balanced flavour base.

2. The Core Secret – “Brewing the Tea Glaze” (Ao You)
A special aged tea, tea fruits, and well water are simmered for up to 12 hours until a thick concentrate is extracted. This is mixed with a portion of “old glaze” (acting as a natural starter) – a unique Jingyang technique that creates the tea’s signature mellow taste and distinctive fungal aroma.

3. Hand‑Pressing & Molding
Each brick is precisely weighed, then stir‑fried with the glaze in a hot iron wok. The softened tea is poured into paper molds and pounded firmly with a wooden hammer – 100–120 heavy strokes and 50–80 light strokes. The brick is then tied, vented with small air channels, and undergoes the “Three Turns & Three Pours” rule: frequent turning over the first three years to promote even fermentation and oxygenation.

4. “Golden Flora” Development (Fa Hua)
The pressed bricks are placed in a climate‑controlled room for 10–20 days, where beneficial golden‑coloured fungi (Eurotium cristatum) naturally grow inside the brick. This “Golden Flora” is unique to Fu  Tea and contributes to its smooth, earthy taste and health benefits.

5. Long‑Term Aging
After flowering, the bricks are air‑dried for at least 3 years, then transferred to wooden warehouses for another 2 years of slow oxidation, experiencing all four seasons. Only after this 4‑ to 5‑year cycle is the tea ready – and our product has been further aged for approximately 15 years, resulting in an exceptionally deep and complex character.

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Highlights

· Personally handcrafted by Jia Genshe, National Representative Inheritor of China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage
· One of the teas selected for official hospitality and distinguished guest receptions in China
· Approximately 15 years of natural aging for exceptional depth and complexity
· 1000g net weight – two individual 500g bricks, elegantly housed in a premium wooden gift box
· Authentic Jingyang Fu Tea made using traditional natural fermentation and the unique “glaze” method
· Origin: Jingyang, Shaanxi, China
· Rich, smooth, layered flavour – perfect for collectors, gifting, and tea connoisseurs

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Brewing Guide

How to Brew

• Boil: 1:20 tea/water, boil 2 min, steep 3–5 min.
• Steep (gaiwan/pot): 1:25–30, rinse first, steep 1–2 min.
• Thermos: 1:20, fill with boiling water, wait 8–10 min.
• Mix: Add milk or honey, or serve iced.

Key Rules

• Always use boiling water (100°C).
• Rinse the leaves briefly before brewing.
• Avoid if pregnant, have insomnia, or kidney issues.
• Drink after meals, not on an empty stomach.

How Many Times?

• Steep: 10–15+ rounds.
• Boil: 2–3 more pots (extend time each boil).
• Thermos: 2nd steep only (3rd is weak).

When to Stop

Keep going while the tea is orange-red, clear, and rich. Stop when it turns pale and watery.

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Perfect For

Gift‑giving, special occasions, personal collections, or daily indulgence with a piece of Chinese tea heritage. The wooden gift box adds a touch of luxury and makes an unforgettable impression.