Gu shu Bai Lu White

Gu Shu refers to trees that are over 150 years old, often growing in protected forests where they thrive naturally. Thanks to their long, deep roots, these old trees have access to nutrient-rich soil layers that remain inaccessible to younger tea trees. Because old tea trees grow slowly, the leaves have more time to absorb nutrients from the soil. This results in a tea with a richer aroma and deeper flavor. Because the processing of white things is particularly simple, the quality of this leaf is expressed even more strongly in u. bladiebla