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Anonymous users2024-02-07The exact name you are talking about is "mark", which is a transliteration of the English "mark". "Mark" is also known as "Mark", Cantonese dialect, the original meaning is "trademark" and "brand". In tea**, it specifically refers to the name of tea that is represented by numbers or numbers supplemented by words.
There are also commonly known as "tea codes". The "mark" of Pu-erh tea is the name of Pu-erh tea represented numerically. The mark is a four-digit number, such as Menghai Factory, Kunming Factory's 7581, and Xiaguan's.
The first two digits indicate the age of invention of the formula, the third digit indicates the tea basket series, and the fourth digit indicates the tea factory. The three-digit number indicates that it should be the batch number, such as 801 as an example: 8 represents 2008, 01 represents the first batch of this product in that year, 802 is the second batch of this product in 08, and so on.
Therefore, in the question you asked, if you divide it only by the grade of tea green, it should be: 7752 is higher than 7572 is higher than 7692, and the larger the number in the third place indicates the grade of the tea basket, the thicker and older the tea basket. Finally, I would like to remind you that the ** of Pu'er tea often does not depend entirely on the number of grades of tea green, and some of the tea with coarse and old materials is not necessarily the lowest.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06In 1976, for export needs, Yunnan Tea Company standardized the number (mark) of Pu'er tea. 4 digits for cake tea, 5 digits for loose tea, and later 3 digits.
Most of the early marks were printed on the appearance of the whole package (such as bamboo baskets and wooden lacquer boxes), and a single tea cake could not be seen, but in recent years, according to the relevant regulations of the state and Yunnan Province, the cake and tea produced by regular tea factories should be printed with a number (mark) on the outer packaging.
For example, Pu'er tea is numbered 7262 and 801, with a 4-digit number (mark), such as: 7262 is an example, it is produced using 72 years of fermentation technology, and it is the number of Menghai Tea Factory using grade 6 tea as raw materials.
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Anonymous users2024-02-051. Pu'er tea number has etc., the number, also known as the "mark", is a commodity mark of Pu'er tea, which is a special reference to the name of the tea with numbers or numbers supplemented by words in the tea **, which is used to identify the goods, and is commonly known as the "tea code".
2. The first two are the years when the formula of the tea was successfully developed, the third is the grade of the main wool tea raw materials in the blending raw materials, and the fourth is the tea factory number (such as Kunming 1, Menghai 2, Xiaguan 3, Pu'er 4), such as etc.
3. For example, the objective explanation of 7542 is: the formula successfully developed in 1975, the Pu'er tea produced by Menghai Tea Factory with grade 4 tea cyanine as the main blending raw material of Yunnan large-leaf sun-dried green hair tea.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04You're asking about a mark classification like 7542, right? Taking 7542 as an example, 75 refers to the formula of 75 years, 4 refers to the 4th grade tea green, and 2 is 2 to represent the Menghai Tea Factory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The tea number of each tea factory is different, in the state-run era before the privatization of the tea factory in 2003, the tea number is more in accordance with the rules, after the privatization of the tea factory in 2003, the tea cake number is more diversified, basically each tea factory is setting its own tea Pu'er tea number.
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