Mei Tan Cui Ya Green Tea - Strong millet aroma with fresh floral aroma

Mei Tan Cui Ya Green Tea is a specialty product of Zunyi City, Guizhou Province, and a national geographical indication product of China.
Meitan green buds are flat and smooth in shape, resembling sunflower seeds. They are rare, green in color, refreshing and pleasant to the nose, with strong millet aroma and fresh floral aroma. The taste is mellow and refreshing, with a sweet aftertaste. The soup is yellow-green and bright, and the bottom of the leaves Green and even.

Tea Information

• Produced in Meitan County, Guizhou Province
  
• Strong millet aroma with fresh floral aroma
• The soup is yellow-green and bright

Tea History
Mei Tan Cui Ya is produced in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. Zunyi City is located in the slope area where the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau transitions to the Hunan hills and the Sichuan Basin. The terrain is undulating and the landform types are complex. The altitude is generally between 800 and 1,300 meters, which is on the second level of the country's terrain. Zunyi City's flat areas and valley basins account for 6.57%, hills account for 28.35%, and mountains account for 65.08%. The Daloushan Mountains run across it from southwest to northeast, becoming a natural barrier and the watershed between the north and south water systems of the city. Geographically, Zunyi City is clearly divided into two large areas: Shannan is one of the main bodies of the Guizhou Plateau, with low and middle hills and mountains Mainly located in wide valley basins, generally cultivated land is relatively concentrated and contiguous, and the land utilization rate is high. It is the main producing area of ​​grain and oil crops.
Zunyi City is particularly affected by the monsoon. Winter and spring are mostly affected by cold waves or cold air moving from the northern hemisphere. Winter winds are generally northeasterly or easterly. When Zunyi is affected by the northeast monsoon, the clouds are dense and low, and the cloud tops are radiated and cooled at night, often causing night rain. If the southerly airflow meets the northerly airflow at this time and merges with the northerly airflow between Sichuan and Guizhou, a Yangtze River shear line will often be formed at an altitude of 3,300 meters, or a Yunnan-Guizhou quasi-stationary front will be formed near the ground, and the rainy weather will become longer. . In mid-April, the southwest monsoon moves northward, the number of cloudy days decreases, the number of sunny and partly cloudy days increases, and the temperature rises significantly. Due to Zunyi's low latitude and strong sunlight, the temperature may rise to above 30°C for three days in a row, making it suitable for planting tea trees.

Tea Map
Produced in Meitan County, Guizhou Province.