Nuoyuan Qingfeng Tea
Also known as "Tuán Huáng," it is one of the famous "Three Teas of Huainan." This tea is highly popular among customers for its tightly rolled, slender leaves, tender green color, and pleasant aroma. As early as the Tang Dynasty, it was an imperial tribute. Nuobuyuan is located on the main peak of Ziyun Mountain, featuring high altitude, high humidity, and a mild climate. The locals have had a long-standing tradition of tea cultivation. Its main products include "Nuoyuan Qingfeng," "Tuán Huáng," "Lǎozǔ Máojiān," and "Zǐyúnshān." In the 1987 Hubei Tea Quality Competition, three out of nine renowned teas were from Huangmei. "Nuoyuan Qingfeng" was rated as a ministry-level premium product. Tea has now become one of the main tourism products of Huangmei County. Since 1992, Nuoyuan Qingfeng has won the gold award in every China Tea Quality Competition. In 2002, the county's total tea production exceeded 4 million kilograms.
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