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Wuyutai is a historic Beijing tea brand founded in the late nineteenth century and especially associated with jasmine tea. The traditional product combines green tea with repeated scenting using fresh jasmine blossoms, producing the floral aroma long favored in northern Chinese cities. Its shops preserve a commercial tradition in which tea was selected, blended and sold through trusted family or brand reputations rather than consumed only in formal tea houses. The company’s survival through political and economic change has made it part of Beijing’s group of time-honored businesses. Classic loose-leaf teas now sit beside contemporary drinks and tea-flavored desserts, illustrating how an old urban brand adapts to new consumer culture. Wuyutai represents a living strand of everyday food history rather than a museum reconstruction of a vanished trade. The fragrance of jasmine tea remains closely associated with the sensory memory of traditional Beijing shops.

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