Old Bush · Eight Immortals

Southernmost point of the estate's inner slope, where the terrain dips into a sheltered basin. Elevation 1,035m above sea level. Moisture collects here naturally, pooling in the soil between the roots, but the midday sun keeps the air from becoming heavy.

The canopy is thick, and the ground stays cool. This position gives the tea a more complete structure than its Jia counterpart: florals open clearly but carry a soft, humid undertone. The expression is stable and unhurried.

Harvested 2022. Charcoal-roasted by the grandfather in collaboration with Chaozhou intangible cultural heritage tea maker Master Lin.

Carefully stored and intentionally rested for four years. The fire has receded, the charcoal has settled deep, and the tea’s own voice has come forward. Only a small quantity is released.

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