Do you know Tieguanyin? What is the best Tieguanyin?

1. Tieguanyin is not green tea, it is green tea.

Tea lovers know that tea is roughly divided into six categories: green, yellow, white, green, black, and black. Some tea lovers who drink Tieguanyin tea for the first time often mistake Tieguanyin for green tea.

We all know that the six major types of tea are distinguished according to the degree of fermentation of the tea. Green tea is basically not fermented and retains the most original natural flavor, so green tea is relatively fresh and refreshing. The traditional degree of fermentation of Tieguanyin is generally around 40%, which belongs to green tea. <>

So why does Pintie Guanyin tea produce the "illusion" of tasting green tea? This is due to the "changeability" of Tieguanyin.

Tieguanyin is divided into three types: light fragrance type, strong fragrance type and aged fragrance type, and the difference between this unique and changeable taste is formed by the different degrees of fermentation in the tea making process.

Generally, tea lovers who are new to Tieguanyin will start with the fragrant Tieguanyin. The fragrant Tieguanyin was born after the Taiwanese tea entered China in the early 90s, and the light fermentation of oolong tea was popular.

Most tea lovers' enlightenment tea is the fragrant Tieguanyin, and their lack of tea tasting experience makes it easy to misjudge the fragrant Tieguanyin as green tea. <>

2. Will drinking Tieguanyin tea hurt your stomach? Actually, you won't drink.

Does Tieguanyin tea hurt the stomach? This question has to be talked about from the nature of tea. Generally speaking, lightly fermented raw tea that is not roasted is cool and has a greater possibility of hurting the stomach. Ripe tea that has been re-fermented and roasted will not hurt the stomach.

Tieguanyin tea is also divided into raw and ripe. The lightly fermented and water-roasted fragrant Tieguanyin is relatively "raw" and may hurt the stomach, but as long as you pay attention not to drink it on an empty stomach, or if it is too strong or too much, it will not cause harm to the stomach.

The strong aroma Tieguanyin and aged "old iron" fermented and baked by traditional technology have faded away the green and astringent taste and will not harm the stomach. <>

3. The definition of Tieguanyin is divided between Tieguanyin in the narrow sense and Tieguanyin in the broad sense.

The definition of Tieguanyin can be divided into two types, Tieguanyin in the narrow sense and Tieguanyin in the broad sense. Tieguanyin in the narrow sense refers to Tieguanyin tea made from tea leaves from the "Tieguanyin tea tree". The Tieguanyin in a broad sense refers to the Tieguanyin tea made from tea leaves that are not "Tieguanyin tea trees" such as "**Gui", "Benshan", and "Hairy Crab".

Lin Fuquan, a tea expert in Taiwan Province, once said that there are more than 20 varieties of tea trees used to make Tieguanyin tea in Anxi, and the total output of Tieguanyin tea made from "Tieguanyin tea tree" tea accounts for only about 30% of the output of Tieguanyin tea.

The tea made from the "Tieguanyin Tea Tree" belongs to the authentic Tieguanyin tea with "Guanyin rhyme". Therefore, when buying tea, you should ask the merchant more to find out which tea variety of Tieguanyin is.

I know Tieguanyin because Tieguanyin is delicious, and I am also interested in tea culture.

Understanding Tieguanyin, our family is planting Tieguanyin, drinking from childhood to adulthood, and knowing a lot about it.

I do know that the taste of this tea is still very good, and it is good for the human body.

Do you really know Tieguanyin? Many people still have misunderstandings after drinking for decades, listen to what the tea lady says.

Many people know that Tieguanyin is the best produced in Anxi, but Anxi Tieguanyin is the best quality of Tieguanyin in Longzhongtang Tribute Famous Tea Ecological Park, and it is the oldest ecological tea garden in China, Tieguanyin tea, traditional Chinese famous tea, belongs to the green tea category, is one of the top ten famous teas in China, originated in Xiping Town, Anxi County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, Tieguanyin has a unique Guanyin rhyme, fragrant and elegant rhyme.

Maybe in tea, there is no best, only the best for yourself. However, the tea that can be suitable for most people who really understand tea and love tea should be the "best". This is also known as word of mouth.

Tieguanyin is from Fujian, and the tea is particularly particular about the place of origin. Even in Anxi, not every mountain is good tea, and good tea only accounts for less than 10% of the market. Anything is worth what you pay for.

If it can be wholesaled everywhere, it must be ordinary tea. Since the pursuit of the best is to have requirements for quality. There are several elements of good tea, one is good weather, good soil, tea-making technology and good mood.

If these points can be achieved, it will not be difficult to have good tea. If you really understand tea and love to drink Tieguanyin in Fujian, you won't know Tieguanyin in Dongran Tea Garden. Tieguanyin is their top product.

He has won many awards in the Tea King Competition, and his cost performance and reputation are quite good. Black tea is also good, and several series also stand out. Zhangping Narcissus is also doing well In short, drinking tea depends on fate, and you may not have heard of it in your life, and you won't drink it.

If you are drinking Dongran Alpine Tieguanyin, you must choose good water quality, such as Nongfu Spring and the like. Don't use tap water to make tea, tap water standards vary from place to place. Remember:

Good tea is afraid of bad water! Otherwise, it would be a terrible thing.

Tieguanyin many people know the best produced in Anxi, but Anxi Tieguanyin is the best quality of Tieguanyin in Longzhongtang Tribute Pants Famous Tea Ecological Park, and it is the oldest ecological tea garden in China, Tieguanyin tea, traditional Chinese famous tea, belongs to the green tea category, is one of the top ten famous Hu Rolling Tea in China, originated in Xiping Town, Anxi County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, Tieguanyin has a unique Guanyin rhyme, fragrant and elegant rhyme.

Tieguanyin, native to Quanzhou City, Fujian, was invented by the working people of Anxi, Fujian Province in the third to thirteenth years of the Yongzheng Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty (1725-1735).