Chinese Wild Black Tea
Indulge in our Chinese Wild Black Tea. Using a non-smoked Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong process, this tea boasts a rich floral aroma and a thick, smooth taste. It leaves a refreshing sensation under the tongue and a clear, lingering throat note. The aftertaste is deep and lasting, with a prolonged sweetness that brings joy
Why is Wild Tea?
Wild tea typically refers to tea trees that grow naturally in the wilderness and forests.These trees undergo natural reproduction processes and, after being initially cultivated by humans, are left untended and unmanaged, relying on natural selection for survival.The fresh leaves from these tea trees undergo a series of tea processing techniques to produce different types of wild tea, such as wild black tea, wild green tea, and wild oolong tea. The wild tea you receive is the result of this process. It's more natural, and pure, and carries a unique wild flavor.
Damin Moutain, Shanglin Country,Nanning, Guangxi
Spring,2024
About 900m
One bud and two leaves
Thick, sweet, and smooth, with a salivating effect on the tongue and a refreshing throat feel.
Rich floral
High
High Oxidation
Wild Tea Trees
Medium
High
24 Months
Experience Wild Black Tea from Nature's Wilderness.
At iTeaworld, our commitment is to provide top-quality, genuinely Chinese loose leaf teas.
🌿No Flavorings
🌿0 Calorie
🌿No Gluten
🌿No Sugar
Natural Wild Black Tea. The Flavor Lasts after 7 Brews
Why Choose Us？
The founder of iTeaworld is a seasoned tea master with over 20 years of tea drinking experience. iTeaworld has been selling tea in China for more than 15 years and has its own tea gardens as well as trustworthy partners. Our tea collection is carefully curated through rigorous tasting by experienced tea specialists. iTeaworld prides itself on providing first-class customer service, including a 15-day full refund policy to ensure complete customer satisfaction. In addition, our commitment to environmental sustainability underscores our dedication to preserving the natural world.
Wild Black Tea with the Oxidation Level
The oxidation level of Chinese wild black teas are in the 70%-90% range.
High Oxidation
Sweet After Taste, Mellow
Flowery Aroma
Brewing Guide for Authentic Wild Chinese Tea Taste
Use High Temperature for Brewing
Explore More Creative Ways to Enjoy: Crafting Wild and Delicious Tea Recipes
Health Benefits of Wild Black Tea
Certification
The tea has passed the EU food-grade pesticide residue standards.
Sustainable Eco-Friendly Packaging
iTeaworld has always advocated for green and environmentally-friendly principles. We use paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and soy-based inks for packaging.
Preserving Centennial Trees: Our Commitment
Centuries-old trees facing pest damage and survival challenges. iTeaworld collaborates with Guilin Agricultural Bureau to establish conservation sanctuaries, transplanting and caring for over 3000 ancient tea trees.
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Customer Reviews
The dry leaf aroma is very nice. So fresh smelling. Freshly cut bark and new green twigs. The suckers that don’t burn if you accidentally gather them. Other floral and woody notes in the background. I’m sure the first infusion tasted great but I’ll never know because the table stole it from me. I guess I could make a tiktok about licking up the spilled tea on the table but no thanks. The second infusion is nice. Dark wood notes. Black cherry, walnut, and a bit of oak. I’m also picking up a hint of walnuts but mainly the bitterness that you get with their soft crunch. The wet leaf aroma is enthralling. The moment it hit my nose after pouring out the liquid so many thoughts ran through my head. Black raisins, cream, lacquer, sweetened raisins, raisin bread. You can get so many infusions out of this one. I have no idea of what number I’m on.
I very like japanese black teas, and this one seems to share many simmilarities to ones I've tried so it also was very enjoyable to me. In aroma we can spot notes of brown bread crust, ripe cherries and chocolate. In taste similarly we got brown bread crust and ripe cherries, also some notes of dark honey or maybe sweet cherries too are noticable. Along with a very pleasant mouth fealing it comes to taste very pleasurable.
This tea is floral with a long-lingering honey-like sweetness. The mouth feel is very smooth and silky with a medium thickness. Very enjoyable.
Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong is one of my favourite black teas, and this one does not disappoint. The leaves had the aroma of stewed plums and warm spices. The tea itself had hints of cocoa and the subtle sweetness of dark honey, with a smooth mouthfeel that I really enjoyed. I also got more floral notes in later infusions. This is a tea I would happily share and serve to friends.
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FAQ
We Promise Provide 100% Natural Loose Leaf Tea Without Any Extra Additions. No Sugar, No Gluten.
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What are the health benefits of Wild Black Tea?
Wild Black Tea, like other black teas, is known for potential health benefits such as providing antioxidants that combat free radicals, potentially supporting heart health by helping to lower cholesterol levels and regulate blood pressure, and offering a caffeine boost for increased alertness and focus.
Shelf life of Wild Black Tea and how to preserve it?
Wild Black Tea has a shelf life of 24 months. To keep wild black tea freshstore it in an airtight container away from direct sunlight and moisture. Proper storage willhelp maintain its flavor and aroma over time.
How to Identify Genuine Wild Tea?
- Appearance:
Leaf blades are thin, thin and have a nutrient-deficient feel to them.
They often show signs of insect bites and natural wear. - Aroma:
Longer lasting and elegant aroma. - Flavor:
Stronger tea flavor, deep and long lasting aftertaste, and obvious tannins. - Environment:
Wild tea trees usually grow naturally in the wilderness and forested mountains, relying entirely on the natural environment without human cultivation or management - Growth Marks:
Lack of sunlight, the color of the leaves is lighter and more inclined to yellowish-green.
Tea trees grow naturally with inconsistent tenderness and size of leaves.
Unmanaged, tea leaves may have insect holes. - Harvest Method:
Hand-picked only due to the difficult terrain where it grows. Mechanical harvesting is not feasible in these areas. The stalks are unevenly cut. - Source Verification:
Mostly from remote mountainous areas or forests, caution should be taken when source information is unknown. - Price:
Genuine wild tea is generally more expensive due to its rarity and the difficulty of harvesting. Be cautious of prices that seem too good to be true.
What countries do you ship to and what is your return policy?
We support shipping to most countries in the world, including the United States, Europe, Russia, Asia and more!
Shipping time is around 5-14 business days
We support full refund if you are not satisfied within 15 days after you receive the tea, no need to return the tea.
We are confident in our teas and are happy to provide excellent customer service.
