Beichuan Taizicha Tea

Beichuan Taizicha Tea

Beichuan Taizicha Tea is a protected geographical indication product.

　　The protected geographical indication (PGI) area for Beichuan Taizicha Tea includes the current administrative regions of 11 townships in Beichuan County, Sichuan Province: Qushan Town, Leigu Town, Tongkou Town, Xuanping Township, Chenjiaba Township, Guixi Township, Duba Township, Guanling Township, Yuli Township, Baining Township, and Xiangquan Township.

　　Beichuan Taizicha Tea is a China National Geographical Indication product. It is a branch formed through the long-term evolution of wild tea trees. This variety has grown for a long time at altitudes above 1,000–1,800 meters in high mountain dense forests. To adapt to the natural environment—characterized by large day-night temperature differences, frequent cloud cover, and short periods of direct sunlight—the variety has developed characteristics such as cold resistance, strong buds, thick leaves, and high amino acid content. It has a well-balanced composition, featuring abundant simple catechins (accounting for 60–80% of the tea polyphenols) and ester-type catechins (making up about 70–80% of total catechins), along with high amino acid levels. The finished tea offers a mellow taste, high aroma, bright emerald green liquor, and yellowish-green, bright leaf bottoms. It is highly resistant to brewing, free from pesticide residues, and leaves a sweet aftertaste, making it an excellent variety for producing green tea.

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　　Production Area

　　The protected geographical indication (PGI) area for Beichuan Taizicha Tea includes the current administrative regions of 11 townships in Beichuan County, Sichuan Province: Qushan Town, Leigu Town, Tongkou Town, Xuanping Township, Chenjiaba Township, Guixi Township, Duba Township, Guanling Township, Yuli Township, Baining Township, and Xiangquan Township.