Title: " Huangshan Mao Feng "
Translation: " Hairy Peaks of Huangshan "*
Whale. 黄山毛峰, pinyin huángshān máo fēng
* Huangshan translates as Yellow Mountains.
Origin: Huangshan City (Chinese: 黄山, pinyin huángshān), Anhui Province (Chinese: 安徽, pinyin ānhuī), China.
Anhui Province is rich in various teas. Yellow Huoshan Huang Ya, black Luan Lan Cha, red Qimen are produced here, but the main asset is the award-winning green tea Huangshan Mao Feng.
According to records from Famous Teas of China (Chinese: 中国名茶, pinyin: zhōngguó míng chá), tea production in Huangshan began during the reign of the Song Emperor Jia You (Chinese: 嘉祐, pinyin: Jiāyòu) from 1056 to 1063. Today, this variety, along with Longjing (Chinese: 龍井, pinyin: lóngjǐng), is the most famous green tea in China.
Appearance, aroma and taste
Longitudinally twisted leaves and buds with slight bends. The infusion is light green with a yellow tint. The aroma is similar to a blooming wild orchid. The taste is refreshing, with fruity notes, an oily texture and a sweetish aftertaste.
This tea is also written as "Huang Shan Mao Feng" or "Huang Shan Maofeng" or "Huang Shan Mao Feng".
First published on 27.12.2015.
Edited 06.07.2017.
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Name in Chinese
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黄山毛峰 |
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Pinyin
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huangshān máofēng |
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English name
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Huangshān maofēng |
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Translation
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Hairy Peaks of Huangshan |
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Country
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China |
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District
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Huangshan City |
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Provinces
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Аньхой (安徽) |
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Habitat
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Хуаншань (黄山, Huángshān) |
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