Jiuding Xuemei
Jiuding Xuemei is produced in Qibei Township, Xuanhan County, located in the heart of the Daba Mountains where the borders of Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Hubei meet. The tea-growing region is shrouded in mist, enjoys abundant rainfall, and features fertile soil. The ecological environment is well-balanced with no industrial pollution.
Tea plant protection primarily relies on biological methods, resulting in low pesticide residues and a pollution-free product. The dry tea leaves are flat and straight in shape, resembling the delicate eyebrows of a young woman, with a silvery sheen that reveals hues of green jade, hiding emerald within the fuzz, green interwoven with white, flat and even in appearance. The inner quality boasts a high and lasting fragrance that refreshes the palate and lingers on the teeth, with a taste that is fresh, mellow, and elegant; the tea liquor is clear and bright, and the leaves at the bottom are tender, green, and soft. The “Jiuding” series of premium teas includes varieties such as Jiuding Xuemei, Jiuding Cuiya, Jiuding Xiangming, and Jiuding Green Tea. These teas are known for their attractive appearance, bright and clear green liquor, refreshing and mellow taste, and long-lasting fragrance. Among them, Jiuding Xuemei and Jiuding Cuiya both won gold awards at the 1995 China Agricultural Expo.
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