Description
use Porcelain or Zisha teawares to brew 9 rounds and above, at 80-90℃, tea:water 1:22
- dry tea shape is tight and sturdy, curly like flowers, the color is lustrous five colors scattered and colorful, brilliant and lovely
- the soup is orange and bright like amber, clear
- the taste is thick and heavy, sweet and mellow with a sweet aftertaste
- the internal aroma is special, sweet, ripe fruity and honey fragrances
- wet leaves are soft and bright
Introduction:
Taiwanese tea people make tea in Anxi local tea garden. The tea tree species, style and technology are almost the same as those made in Taiwan. The price is low and the quality is good. Oriental beauty tea originated in Taiwan, also known as Pengfeng tea. Oriental beauty tea was originally called Pengfeng tea (“Pengfeng” means “boasting” in Taiwan slang). It is said that in the early days, a tea farmer was unwilling to lose because of insect pests in the tea garden, but he chose to sell it in the city. Unexpectedly, it was very popular because of its special flavor. When he mentioned it to the villagers after returning to his hometown, he was accused of boasting. From then on, the name of this tea spread like wildfire. And because the small green leafhopper sucks tea trees, it has more tea polyphenols, after strong fermentation, producing a different flavor.
It is also known as Baihao oolong tea because of its remarkable white tea hair. It is also said that a hundred years ago, British tea merchants presented Pengfeng tea to Queen Victoria of England. After brewing, it looks like a gorgeous beauty dancing in a crystal cup. After tasting it, the queen praised it and named it “Oriental beauty”. It is also said that if a drop of brandy is added to the tea soup of Pengfeng tea, it has a better flavor and is deeply loved by European and American people, so it is called “champagne Oolong”.
Taiwan oolong are Wenshan Baozhong, Dongding oolong, Taiwan high mountain tea (Ali mountain tea Photo), Muzha Tie Guan Yin and Baihao oolong-Oriental Beauty. Taiwan oolong tea varieties has been transplanted from the Fujian province since the Qing Dynasty, the initial producing processes used the half-fermented method of Wuyi Rock tea, after years of developments, Taiwan tea people create processing systems of their own.
