Does "Guanyin Wang" tea belong to green tea?

Guanyin Wang tea belongs to oolong tea rather than green tea.

The so-called "Guanyin King" is actually the "tea king" of Tieguanyin, which is another name for "the best" or "the super" in Tieguanyin. The Tieguanyin tea sample ranked first in Anxi Tea Wang Sai is called Guanyin King.

The so-called "Guanyin King" is naturally the king of Tieguanyin, and has gone through a standardized review and evaluation process. Anxi Tea Association has formulated a "grade standard", which divides different grades according to the quality of tea, and each grade also has a rough price range.

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Distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of Guanyin king;

1, color observation: see if the dry tea is fresh, and the spring tea is dark green, preferably sand green and hoarfrost; East tea is green. If it is dark yellow, it is inferior. At the same time, pay attention to whether there is a red edge, indicating moderate fermentation.

2. Smell the fragrance: stick your nose on the dry tea and take a deep breath for three times. If the fragrance lasts or even gets stronger, it means the quality is good; Lack of aroma means poor quality; And those with green gas or mixed flavor have the worst quality.

3, heavy: good tea in your hand will feel heavy, too heavy, bitter, too light, light taste. Take a proper amount of tea, weigh it in your hand and feel its weight.

4. Color inspection: After brewing, the soup with good quality is bright and thick, which can be divided into light yellow, dense yellow to golden yellow according to varieties and preparation methods. If the soup is turbid or light, it means the quality is inferior.

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