Black tea Zhuke Cha or tea in bamboo shell
Name: Zhuke Cha
Translation: tea in a bamboo box
Whale. 竹壳茶, pinyin zhú qiào chá
Original name: Pumpkin tea (Chinese: 葫芦茶, pinyin: húluchá), also known as cold tea.
Date of manufacture: 2014.
Approximate weight: 25 grams.
Manufacturer: Zijin Lantang Tea Factory Taoran Zhuke Guangdong, Heyuan County (Chinese: 广东河源紫金蓝塘陶然竹壳茶厂, pinyin Guangdong heyuan zijin lantang taoran zhuke chachang).
Origin: Heyuan City, Guangdong Province.
The Chinese living abroad call it Taoist hermit tea. It has a 400-year history and consists of more than 10 rare medicinal herbs collected in dense forests. It is produced using a special technology. It is usually packed in a bamboo box or a gourd (lat. Lagenária sicerária). And this is not without reason, because the gourd is a symbol of doctors in ancient China, since medicines were stored in it.
The tea has a pleasant taste and sweet aroma. It is one of the most favorite cool/cold teas of Guangdong province. It has excellent properties: it alleviates the body's condition in the heat, promotes digestion, protects against insect pests (residents of Guangdong add it when salting fish and cooking meat). The tea is used to treat sore throats, coughs, lung diseases, including tuberculosis, intestinal disorders, joint pain in rheumatism, scleroderma, toxicosis of pregnancy and diseases in the postpartum period, abscesses and urticaria.
Externally, dry tea looks diverse: with stalks and wood components. It has a peppery aroma. The taste is woody-spicy and slightly hot, but the latter does not dominate, but creates a pleasant roughness in the throat.
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First published 07.12.2014.
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Name in Chinese
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竹壳茶 |
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Pinyin
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zhú qiào chá |
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Translation
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tea in a bamboo box |
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Country
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China |
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District
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Heyuan |
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Provinces
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Гуандун (广东) |
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Region
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Fenghuang (凤凰) |
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Raw material production date
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2014 |
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Year of pressing
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2014 |
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Declared weight, g
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25 |
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