Many customers ask why Fu Brick Tea contains so many stems, why the brewed leaves are so fragmented, and why the raw materials seem old. The abundance of stems, broken leaves, and mature leaves in Fu Brick Tea is not a flaw—it is the distinctive, primitive, and unique characteristic of Anhua Fu Tea. Both the tea leaves and stems are suitable for brewing and consumption.

1. Why does Fu Brick Tea contain many stems?

An appropriate amount of tea stems ensures the brick has moderate compactness, which is conducive to the formation of "Golden Flower." Additionally, tea stems contain abundant aromatic compounds, making them suitable for brewing and enjoyment along with the leaves.

2. Why are the tea leaves in Fu Brick Tea broken?

During processing, Fu Tea undergoes a "cutting" step where the raw dark tea leaves are chopped. This facilitates brick pressing and promotes the development of Golden Flower.

3. Why are the raw materials of Fu Brick Tea old?

Tender raw dark tea leaves are not suitable for making Fu Tea. As research on tea and health deepens, many previously unknown benefits of Anhua Fu Tea have been discovered. The "health benefits of Fu Tea" have sparked热潮 worldwide. People of all ages and body types can benefit from drinking Anhua Fu Tea. Its unique mellow taste and distinctive fungal floral aroma are also gaining wider acceptance.

Unlike green tea, white tea, and other tea categories, dark tea is the only tea with vitality—it has no expiration date. Under conditions of ventilation, dryness, cleanliness, and absence of odors, it can be stored long-term. New tea may taste slightly astringent, but after storage, the flavor transforms, becoming mellower and more fragrant over time, with improving quality. After purchase, one can observe and taste it gradually.

Note: Drinking Fu Brick Tea does not cause nighttime alertness or sleeplessness; nor does it lead to tooth stains or yellowing/darkening of the skin. It is not recommended to drink it while taking medication; wait at least one hour after medication. Drinking it on an empty stomach or half an hour before a meal may increase hunger pangs, so it is advised to consume less in such situations.