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Distinguish spring tea, summer tea, autumn tea and winter tea by dry leaves

Published: 2024-11-24 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/24, Spring tea: spring tea is characterized by tight knots, fat and heavy buds and leaves, rich aroma and occasional young fruits the size of mung beans. Summer tea: the rope is loose, the tea is light and loose, the tender stalk is thin and long, the tea fruit is the size of a rosary, the bud tip is often fluffy, and the aroma is slightly old. Autumn tea: tea is of different sizes, the leaves are thin and thin, and the aroma is peaceful, occasionally sandwiched with tea buds and flowers. Winter tea: the appearance color of tea is slightly light emerald green, the yellow piece of Mao tea is a little more, and the overall color is uneven.

Spring tea: spring tea is characterized by tight knots, fat and heavy buds and leaves, rich aroma and occasional young fruits the size of mung beans.

Summer tea: the rope is loose, the tea is light and loose, the tender stalk is thin and long, the tea fruit is the size of a rosary, the bud tip is often fluffy, and the aroma is slightly old.

Autumn tea: tea is of different sizes, the leaves are thin and thin, and the aroma is peaceful, occasionally sandwiched with tea buds and flowers.

Winter tea: the appearance color of tea is slightly light emerald green, the yellow piece of Mao tea is a little more, and the overall color is uneven.

 
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