Green Ring Orchid Aroma Tea
Tingxi Township is the main production area of high-quality teas in Jing County, boasting the most optimal ecological conditions. Located in the deep mountainous hinterland of southeastern Jing County, it is 35 kilometers from the county seat. The area is part of the Huangshan Mountain range extension, often covered in persistent clouds and mist. It is surrounded by Jing County’s only ten-thousand-mu primeval forest, lush and stretching continuously, with rich green vegetation that stays verdant throughout the seasons. The natural ecological environment flourishes with vibrant plant life. The climate is mild and the soil is fertile, making it an ideal place for growing high-quality green tea — “Green Ring Orchid Aroma.” This tea thrives in the vast, verdant valleys and among the rolling waves of tea plantations. The tea gardens, scattered across the secluded mountains and valleys, benefit from superior natural conditions and premium tea plant varieties. They feature local group tea cultivars, which highlight the tea’s outstanding natural qualities. With a history of tea cultivation spanning over a thousand years, the unique geographical location and distinctive climate have nurtured the original ecological Green Ring Orchid Aroma green tea. The tea leaves are plump and robust, with a rich and mellow inner quality. The flavor is natural and fragrant. The product was meticulously developed and named under the expert guidance of Professor Wang Zhenheng, a nationally renowned tea specialist. The tea leaves resemble green flags and pointed spears, akin to the first bloom of spring orchids. They display a bright emerald color and delicate beauty, with a pure, fresh, and refreshing taste. The liquor is clear and bright, the buds tender, fresh, and luxuriantly robust. When brewed, it fills the air with a lingering, intoxicating fragrance that refreshes the mind and leaves a delightful aftertaste. It is widely acclaimed for its four virtues: green color, rich aroma, mellow taste, and beautiful shape.
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