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Black tea 2013 "Luan tea in a basket", loose
Title: "Luan Lan Cha"
Translation: "Luan tea in a basket"
Whale. 六安篮茶, pinyin lùān lán chá
Date of manufacture: 2013.
Origin: Luan City (Chinese: 六安, pinyin lùān), Anhui Province (Chinese: 安徽, pinyin ānhuī).
This variety is a representative of Anhui black tea (heicha) according to the modern Chinese classification. It is produced in the city of Lu'an itself, the Yuyan district (Chinese: 裕安区, pinyin: yùānqū), Jinzhai county (Chinese: 金寨县, pinyin: jīnzhàixiàn) and other surrounding areas. The plantations are located at an altitude of 600 meters above sea level. The tea is popular within the country in Hong Kong, Guangdong and Guangxi and is exported to countries in Southeast Asia.
The harvesting takes place 10 days before the grain rains (guiyu, literally grain rain; around April 20-21). After technological processing, the tea matures in baskets for 2-3 years before it hits store shelves and acquires the characteristic of chen (Chinese: 陈, pinyin: chén), which means "aged".
This tea is sometimes incorrectly written as Liu'an or Liu'an. This is because the character "liu" (六) in the local dialect is pronounced as "lu", which is recorded in dictionaries and official documents.
First published 01.05.2015.
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Country
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China |
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Manufacturer
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Сань Хэ (三鹤) |
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Raw material production date
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1976 |
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