What kind of tea does wild tea belong to?

In a narrow sense, "wild tea" should only refer to those wild tea trees that exist naturally without human hands, which often have a long history of growth and are difficult to trace their origin.

In a broad sense, "wild tea" should also include those tea trees cultivated by human hands, but later abandoned due to natural or man-made reasons, and exist naturally in the natural forest for a long time.

What are the characteristics of wild tea?

1. Most of the wild tea is primitive, and the young leaves are hairless or rarely hairy.

2. Most of the wild tea is dark green.

3. The leathery and thick leaves of wild tea are not easy to be rolled into strips.

4. In terms of taste, wild tea is strong in nature, rich in matter, obvious in mountain rhyme and high in bubble resistance.

What kinds of wild tea do you have?

At present, there are two kinds of wild tea on the market, natural wild tea and cultivated wild tea.

Natural wild tea refers to naturally born and raised in the mountains and forests, scattered this one, the character is different, the most rare.

Cultivated wild tea refers to artificially cultivated tea trees, because there is no one to manage, the tea garden is barren, after decades of natural growth, repeated development and utilization of tea trees, so there are few tea gardens, so the yield of cultivated wild tea is not large.