Golden Tea: The Treasure of Stir fried Green Tea

🌱 Golden tea, originating from Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Hunan Province, is a precious treasure and a shining pearl in the national geographical indication of agricultural products. It belongs to roasted green tea and has won the love of tea lovers with its unique craftsmanship and excellent quality.

🍃 The production process includes multiple steps such as fresh leaf spreading, withering, rolling, breaking, initial drying, curling, and re drying. Each step is meticulously crafted to ensure the quality of the tea leaves.

🌟 The characteristics of golden tea are significant: early germination, high density and neatness; Strong tenderness and high yield; Strong resistance, able to grow in various environments; Excellent quality, refreshing taste, and a sweet aftertaste. Especially with its high amino acid content, this tea has unique health benefits such as nourishing the skin and promoting metabolism.

📜 There is a heartwarming little story about the origin of the name Golden Tea. According to the "Annals of Emperor Ming Shizong", during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Lu Jie, the Grand Censor of Hubei and Guangxi, and his team were in imminent danger due to contracting malaria during their inspection tour. Fortunately, the local Miao old lady brewed a hundred year old tea leaf soup in front of her own house as a gift. After drinking it for half an hour, everyone felt that the miasma had completely disappeared. Lu Jie was overjoyed and immediately gave the old grandmother a ingot of gold, and presented this tea as a tribute to the court. Since then, this tea has gained the reputation of "one or two golden teas".

🍵 Nowadays, golden tea has become a favorite among tea lovers. With every sip of tea, one can feel the gift from nature and the passion and craftsmanship of the Miao people.

Roasting green is a turning point process that serves as a bridge between the previous and the next, quickly stopping a series of enzymatic oxidation processes and consolidating the formed quality characteristics. Starting is to continue losing some moisture, which facilitates the operation of shaping stages such as kneading and drying. The frying process also has a certain impact on quality.

Through manual rolling, the tea water evaporates rapidly, which blocks the process of tea fermentation and completely retains the essence of tea juice. Stir frying green tea is a major leap in the history of tea making.

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