The leaves combine silvery buds with larger green-brown leaves in a mixed appearance. Fuzzy white down covers the buds visibly. The material shows minimal processing with natural, irregular shapes. The aroma blends pekoe sweetness with aged wood notes.

The liquor steeps to a pale golden color with clarity. First sips bring soft sweetness reminiscent of ripe apricot. The flavor transitions into peach notes with floral elements emerging. Honey character develops as the cup progresses. Aged wood qualities provide subtle depth. The body is light to medium with smooth, clean texture.

From Maogang Town in Shaowu City, Fujian Province, this uses organic production and traditional processing. The mix of buds and leaves creates balanced character. Good for drinkers seeking white varieties with fruit sweetness and moderate body rather than very light, fresh-only profiles.