What kind of tea does Chengdu produce?

1. The teas produced in Chengdu are: Zhuyeqing, Bitan Piaoxue, Mengding Gan Lu, Xianzhi Bamboo Tip, Mabian Yizhichun, Emei Mao Feng, Xufu Longya, Qingshan Green Water, Longdu Xiangming, Qiao Ba Gongcha and Qingxi Jasmine Tea.

2. Zhuyeqing: Zhuyeqing tea, one of the famous tea series in China, is a kind of green tea, produced in Emei Mountain, Sichuan. Zhuyeqing is not only a tea variety, but also its trademark and company name. It belongs to Sichuan Emeishan Zhuyeqing Tea Co., Ltd. Its shape is flat and straight like bamboo leaves, and its color is light green and oily. The soup is clear yellow-green, and the leaves are light green and even; The taste is mellow and refreshing, and the aftertaste is sweet after drinking.

3. Emei Mao Feng: Emei Mao Feng is produced in Feng Ming Township, Yucheng District, Ya 'an City, Sichuan Province. Formerly known as FengFengfeng, it is now changed to Emei Mao Feng. It is a famous tea rookie newly created in Mengshan area in recent years. The finished product is tightly coiled, light green and oily, with beautiful silver buds, exposed white hair, fresh and clean aroma, rich and refreshing taste, yellowish and bluish soup color and even light green leaves. Tea is sold in big cities such as Beijing and Tianjin, and exported to Japan, Hong Kong and other countries and regions.

4. Qingxi Jasmine Tea: Qianwei Jasmine Tea is a traditional famous tea created by local tea farmers. Belonging to jasmine tea, it is produced in Qianwei County, Leshan City, Sichuan Province, China. This product is a famous tea produced by ecological pollution-free tea garden, which has the characteristics of green tea and the rich fragrance of jasmine, and is deeply loved by consumers. Qianwei jasmine and its jasmine tea were certified as pollution-free products by the Ministry of Agriculture of China, and the standardization of jasmine agriculture was listed as "national demonstration base" in China.

5. Longdu fragrant tea: Longdu fragrant tea is a kind of jasmine tea, which is produced in Rongxian County and Zigong City. Rongxian County was called Rongzhou in ancient times, adjacent to Zigong City, the hometown of dinosaurs, so this area is also called "Longdu". Rongxian County has produced tea since ancient times. Rong County Annals says: "Tea has existed since ancient times. Before the Jin Dynasty, tea was not popular, but Shu was prosperous. Then the world became popular in the Tang Dynasty. " Up to now, wild tea trees have been found in Maozishan, Jinhua Township, west of the county. People in Chengdu love to drink bamboo leaf green. Whether it's a private club with low-key luxury and connotation in Kuanzhai Lane, or an old teahouse that has been open on the street for more than ten years, whether it's a senior tea drinker with gray hair or a young tea drinker with high spirits, regardless of age or sex, they all want a cup of bamboo leaf green.