Quxiang Silk Cotton Tea [Hubei Zigui Specialty]

What is Quxiang Silk Cotton Tea? Authentic Hubei Zigui specialty: Quxiang Silk Cotton Tea

Summary:Do you want to know what Quxiang Silk Cotton Tea is? This article is a detailed introduction to Quxiang Silk Tea, a specialty of Zigui, Hubei Province. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Quxiang Silk Tea. The full text takes about 3 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Quxiang Silk Tea and its nutritional value? What are the product characteristics of Quxiang silk cotton tea? How did the history of Quxiang silk cotton tea come about? Wait

Introduction to Quxiang Silk Cotton Tea

Jiuwan Silk Cotton Tea is produced in Zigui County, Hubei Province, the hometown of the great patriotic poet Qu Yuan, and is therefore also known as Quxiang Silk Cotton Tea. The climate here is mild, with abundant rainfall and light. The soil is rich in various beneficial trace elements such as zinc and selenium, which are very suitable for the growth of tea trees

What are the nutritional values of Quxiang silk tea

Jiuwan Silk Cotton Tea selects high-quality tea leaves and combines traditional craftsmanship with modern tea making techniques to produce Jiuwan Silk Cotton Tea. The tea has a tight and uniform appearance, with a silver green color hidden in green, pure fragrance, clear and bright soup color, fresh and refreshing taste, and a long aftertaste. It has the characteristics of "high aroma, sweet taste, and long-lasting brewing", and is highly praised by people from all walks of life and favored by consumers

How did the history of Quxiang silk tea come about

Quxiang, Zigui, Zhouping is rich in tea. As early as the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Li Gaoyong, a wise man from Caijiapo, was summoned by the former Qianlong Emperor and granted the title of "Deng Shilang". Li was grateful for the imperial favor and presented local specialty tea as a tribute to the emperor. Qianlong drank it and fell in love with it. His dragon face was greatly pleased, and he was given the name "Silk Cotton Tea" because the young tea's tender buds and leaves had a novel cross-section, intricate silk like structures, and dazzling silver light. From then on, Jiuwan's "silk and cotton tea" became famous throughout the world