The
history of Pu-erh tea can be traced back to the East Han Dynasty, originally
produced in Xishuangbanna and Simao area, Yunnan province. Pu-erh tea produced from
the six famous tea mountains (Mansa, Yiwu,Manzhuan, Yibang, Gedeng and Youle)
are the most famous. Pu-erh tea is created from the green Maocha broad-leaf tea
variety and compressed into different specifications. The tea was discovered in
Puer and thus named Puer tea. After hundreds of years of changes and
development, Pu-erh has reached its current popularity today. The tea picking
season is from late February to November, but the tea picked in the spring is
the best.
Pu-erh
tea has more than one tea types, but normally is classified into raw tea and
ripened tea according to the processing technique.
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