中国茶叶属性

1. Is Dahongpao black tea?

Dahongpao is a famous tea variety in my country. It is produced in Wuyi Mountain in Fujian and is one of the famous teas in my country. In the eyes of many people, Dahongpao is a black tea, even many friends who have drunk Dahongpao think so. The main reason for this is not only the name of Dahongpao itself, but also the orange-black tea soup brewed. In fact, Dahongpao is really not black tea, but "Oolong tea", has it subverted people's cognition. To taste Dahongpao, you need a special Gongfu tea set, a small pot and a small cup, in order to taste the charm of Dahongpao's rock tea.

2. Is Pu'er tea black tea?

Pu'er tea originates from Yunnan Pu'er, Xishuangbanna, Lincang and other places. Common Pu'er tea is made into tea cakes or tea bricks after stacking, fixing, rolling, unblocking, drying and autoclaving. The most common one is pressed into a tea cake weighing 375 grams each, and seven tea cakes are made into one mention, so it is called "seven son cakes". Traditional Pu-erh tea is not black tea, but "dark tea" among the six major teas, which adopts the "post-fermentation" tea-making process.

3. Is Junshan Yinzhen white tea?

Before talking about Junshan Yinzhen, let’s talk about Baihao Yinzhen, because Baihao Yinzhen is an authentic white tea, and it is easy to make people mistakenly believe that Junshan Yinzhen is also white tea; in fact, it is not, Junshan Yinzhen is really not white tea. Junshan Silver Needle is produced on Junshan Mountain in Dongting Lake, Yueyang City, Hunan Province. It is named Junshan Silver Needle because the tea leaves are as thin as rusted needles. Junshan Yinzhen tea buds are golden in color on the inside and covered with a layer of pekoe on the outer layer, which looks like a silver needle.

4. Is Tieguanyin green tea?

Tieguanyin is a famous Chinese tea originating in Anxi, Fujian. Because the color of the best Tieguanyin is green and yellow, and the color of the tea soup is yellow with green, many people mistakenly think that Tieguanyin is green tea. If you think so, you are wrong. In fact, Tieguanyin is not green tea but "Oolong tea", just like Dahongpao. Therefore, Tieguanyin can be brewed directly with boiling water, which is another important feature that distinguishes it from green tea.