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Sanhu Ming Tea

Published: 2026-11-08 Author: FLG 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — The Sanhu Ming Tea produced by Jiayu County Sanhu Tea & Hemp Professional Cooperative mainly consists of two varieties of green tea: Fuding Dabai and Echa No.1. Both types are typically harvested around the Qingming Festival. These teas retain over 85% of their polyphenols and caffeine from the fresh leaves, about 50% of chlorophyll, and experience minimal loss of vitamins—resulting in the characteristic "clear soup and green leaves with a strong umami taste" typical of high-quality green tea. They also contain more than 450 kinds of organic compounds and over 15 types of inorganic minerals, most of which offer health benefits and disease prevention properties. These components are especially effective in anti-aging, cancer prevention, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory effects. Available at the Jiayu Sanhu Tea Sales Center.

Sanhu Ming Tea

  The Sanhu Ming Tea produced by Jiayu County Sanhu Tea & Hemp Professional Cooperative mainly consists of two varieties of green tea: Fuding Dabai and Echa No.1. Both types are typically harvested around the Qingming Festival. These teas retain over 85% of their polyphenols and caffeine from the fresh leaves, about 50% of chlorophyll, and experience minimal loss of vitamins—resulting in the characteristic "clear soup and green leaves with a strong umami taste" typical of high-quality green tea. They also contain more than 450 kinds of organic compounds and over 15 types of inorganic minerals, most of which offer health benefits and disease prevention properties. These components are especially effective in anti-aging, cancer prevention, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory effects. Available at the Jiayu Sanhu Tea Sales Center.

  Shop Name: Jiayu Sanhu Tea Sales Center

  Address: Opposite the Guanqiao Town Government, Jiayu County

  Contact Number: 0715-6718566 13807247629

  

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