bi lo chun tea

History and Origin of Name

While Dong Ting Mountain is an old tea producing area dating back to the Tang Dynasty (619-907), Bi Luo Chun become very popular during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and later a Tribute Tea during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). There are many stories about how this tea was named, but the important characteristics are the deep green color (Bi), the curled dried tea shape similar to a snail (Luo). In addition, this green tea must be harvested during the early spring (Chun), which results in its white feathery appearance.

Biluochun Tea is one of the ten most famous teas in China. It is locally known as "Fearful Incense" due to the strong aroma of the brew!

The technique for collecting tea leaves is very complex. Only the tender tip of the leaf is used for the tea making process. This part of the leaf should be no longer than one inch long and shaped like the tip of a spear. One tin of tea uses 60 thousand spears! It's no surprise then, that some of the finest Chinese teas are very expensive. The next step in the process is to repeatedly knead, rub and roll the leaves by hand. The Biluochun tea involves a particularly labor intensive process but the end result are leaves that are compact, tender and wonderfully fresh and aromatic.

Brewing Guide:

1. Generally use 4g green tea per 200ml (7oz) water.

2. The water temperature for brewing green tea should be around 80º C.

3. Pour the hot water over the tea leaves, and wait for about 2 minutes’ infusion.

4. Then enjoy the tea. Could brew 3-4 time.

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decrease blood flat, slimming, weight loss

  Our company located in Anhua City,Hunan Province, China. Our company is specialized in producing all kinds of nature tea.

The main products include various dark tea ,fuzhuan tea ,black tea ,green tea.. .Products are exported to Singapore, Malaysia,

America, Africa, Europe and the Middle East region, with an annual export volume of over 75%.the company has been

continuously committed to technological transformation, upgrading equipment, improving the ability of automation operation,

further expanding the production capacity, and creating better economic and social benefits.

The tea estate is located in Anhua County, Hunan Province, with an average elevation of 800 meters. It is far away from the crowds and cities. It has no industrial pollution and is the wild land of Yuntai big leaf tea. Qianqiujie Tea Industry relies on 3,000 mu of organic organic manor tea to introduce the industry-leading tea-making equipment. Through the continuous improvement of traditional tea-making techniques, the standardization and large-scale production of high-quality green tea, black tea and Anhua black tea have been realized. .