Queshe Green Spring Tea - "the nobility in green tea"

Queshe Tea (Meitan Cuiya) is named after its small shape like Buxue. Queshe has a relatively high market price. It is a premium bud tea roasted from young buds. Its aroma is extremely unique and rich. It is one of the rare and expensive varieties of green tea with a unique flavor. Mainly produced in Meitan, Guizhou. Guizhou Province is a major tea producer in China, and Meitan is located in southwestern China. It is known as the "Small Jiangnan in the North of Guizhou". It is the hometown of famous tea in my country and the best green tea producer in China.
When brewing, it is best to use a glass cup. Under the action of water, the tongue rotates in the cup and stretches slowly. The buds stand like swords and are beautiful.

Tea produce process
After the fresh buds are harvested, they are attached in time. The general process is divided into four steps: finishing, trimming, shaping, and drying. High temperature killing prevents enzymatic oxidation, allowing the tongue to maintain the green tea should be green. At the same time, under the action of the water inside the bud, a variety of physical and chemical changes occur, laying the foundation for the color and fragrance of the tongue. Organizing and shaping are the process of forming shape, aroma and taste. Drying means to dry the internal moisture of the tea so that the moisture content is less than 5%-7%, so as to facilitate the preservation of the tea, and to fix the color and fragrance of the sparrow tongue, and to shape the quality.

Tea Information

• Produced in Meitan County, Guizhou Province
  
• Dry tea is flat and neat, tender green, moist, and slightly fragrant
• The first bubble tea has a light cream fragrance

Tea History
The excellent quality of Guizhou green tea was discovered by the tea saint Lu Yu as early as 1,000 years ago. In the world's first tea monograph, "The Classic of Tea", he praised Guizhou green tea for "every time you get it, its taste is excellent". Meitan is an important tea county in Guizhou and the hometown of famous teas in Guizhou. Meitan has a long history of growing tea and making tea. Since the late Ming Dynasty, "Meitan Meijian" tea began to pay tribute to the court. The tribute tea has a history of more than 400 years.

Tea Map
Produced in Meitan County, Guizhou Province.