Songyang Kuding Tea
Product Name: Songyang Kuding Tea
Product Origin: Songyang, Lishui
Product Features: Refreshes the mind and quickly eliminates fatigue, and has significant preventive and therapeutic effects on pharyngitis, toothache, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease, obesity, diabetes, constipation, and more.
Product Introduction: Songyang Kuding Tea has a fragrant and delicious taste, with bitterness that turns into sweetness, leaving a lingering aftertaste. It refreshes the mind, quickly eliminates fatigue, and has significant preventive and therapeutic effects on pharyngitis, toothache, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and constipation. All of Songyang’s premium teas share common characteristics: they are made from carefully picked tender leaves, undergo refined processing, and each has its own unique appearance and inner quality. These teas exhibit the style of high-mountain famous teas and are truly treasures among tea. Their light green and clear liquor, fresh and mellow taste, as well as rich and invigorating aroma, all leave tea drinkers in awe.
Product History: Tea production in Songyang dates back to the Three Kingdoms period, and by the Ming and Qing dynasties, its reputation had grown even stronger. According to the "Songyang County Annals", in 1929, Songyang tea won first prize at the West Lake International Exposition. In recent years, the county has built upon its rich tea cultural heritage to develop seven famous teas, including "Yinhou" and "Yufeng". In 1984, Songyang's "Yinhou" was recognized as a provincial-level famous tea. In 1991, it was named a China Cultural Famous Tea at the Hangzhou International Tea Culture Festival. "Songyang Yufeng" was recognized as a provincial-level famous tea in 1988. In the same year, the "Mecha Tea" finely processed by the Songyang Tea Factory won the Palm Leaf Award at the 24th World Food Expo.
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