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What varieties of white tea are there? Understanding the main classifications of white tea in one article
White tea is divided into several types: Baihao Yinzhen (Silver Needle), Bai Mudan (White Peony), Quancheng Hong, Quancheng Lü, Gongmei, Shoumei, and New White Tea. The classification standard is mainly based on the different raw materials of fresh leaves. The most notable characteristic of white tea is its white silver pekoe, bright yellow liquor color, fresh and mellow taste,
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Misunderstandings about White Tea Shoumei? This article will help clear them up
Shoumei has always occupied an awkward position among white teas because some people always assume its quality is average, yet the truth is not like that at all! Text | Xiaobai 01 In the past, tea friends would always ask Xiaobai a question like this: why...
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How to Choose White Tea for Aging? Telling Spring Shoumei from Autumn Shoumei by Aroma and Taste
Ahem, are you still struggling over whether to choose Spring Shoumei or Autumn Shoumei? Is it really that hard to decide? Maybe you two should get up close and personal~ Text | Xiao Bai 01 When many tea lovers first come across white tea, they all know there is a young upstart among them called "Shoumei," but they do not know it is further divided into Spring Shoumei and Autumn Shoumei.
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A Detailed Explanation of the Benefits and Collectible Value of Fuding White Tea Shoumei
Shoumei is the tea variety with the highest yield among white teas, accounting for more than half of total white tea production. As a result, its price is cheaper than Baihao Yinzhen (Silver Needle), but many tea lovers and professional investors are especially fond of Shoumei...
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What kind of orchid is the Shoumei Cymbidium lianpan?
Shoumei: Cymbidium lianpan, plum-petal type, a famous variety. It is named for its plum-shaped petals and its flower's appearance and bearing, which closely resemble a white-haired immortal sage. It was first named "Quanyingpeng Plum-type Cymbidium lianpan". It originates from the primeval forest in the hinterland of the Gaoligong Mountains within Baoshan, western Yunnan. Discovered in 1998, only one clump existed; in 2000 it was introduced and propagated at the Bilong Orchid Garden, making it a rare variety among orchids. Characteristics...
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Introduction and Appreciation of the Cymbidium goeringii 'Fushoumei' Variety
Huzhou No. 1 Mei, also known as Yimei. In the spring of 1911 (during the Republic of China period), it was selected and named by Mr. Yao Zuotian of Huzhou in Huzhou, Zhejiang. The new buds of this flower are purplish-red; the leaves are slanted and upright, medium-long and broad, with slightly inward-rolled leaf margins and shallow pits; the leaf stalks are tightly contracted, dark green, very glossy, thick and hard in texture, and elastic. When it blooms, the flowers and leaves set each other off most elegantly...
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An introduction to the characteristics of the Cymbidium goeringii cultivar Yanshoumei
A flower with unstable form.
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