What kind of tea is Zhuyeqing, and how much does it cost per jin at market price?

Tea occupies a large part of China's food culture, and there are also many varieties of tea. Today we are going to introduce Sichuan's Zhuyeqing.So do you know what kind of tea Zhuyeqing is? And how much does it cost per jin?Below, the editor will answer them for you one by one.

1. Basic information about Zhuyeqing

1. The producing area of Zhuyeqing

Everyone knows that although China has many kinds of tea, the tea produced in different regions is also different. The Zhuyeqing introduced today is produced in Mount Emei, Sichuan, mainly in the area of Wannian Temple, Qingyin Pavilion, Bailong Cave, and Heishui Temple on the mountainside of Mount Emei at an altitude of 800-1,200 m. It is also a famous local specialty.

2. The value of Zhuyeqing

The effects and functions of each kind of tea are different. Zhuyeqing tastes bitter and cold, and has effects such as reducing internal heat, quenching thirst and relieving summer heat, and detoxifying and promoting urination; regular drinking of Zhuyeqing tea can promote salivation and quench thirst, clear heat and detoxify, resolve phlegm, reduce inflammation, and promote urination and bowel movements. Moreover, for women, this tea has a detoxifying effect and can help make the skin smooth and tender, whiten it, and reduce melasma, and so on; in addition, Zhuyeqing's health benefits are also relatively obvious, as it can strengthen the heart and relieve spasms, inhibit arteries, resist and inhibit bacteria, and prevent dental caries, and so on.

Although Zhuyeqing has many effects and functions, it is best not to drink it cold, otherwise it is prone to harming the spleen and stomach, affecting the stomach, and causing phlegm accumulation.

3. Brewing Zhuyeqing

Generally, high-grade Zhuyeqing tea is mostly brewed in a glass cup or white porcelain cup, and while brewing you can watch the tea leaves move; if it is ordinary Zhuyeqing, it can be brewed in a teapot, and after steeping for about ten minutes it can be drunk. Those who like it sweeter can appropriately add some brown sugar or honey.

2. What kind of tea is Zhuyeqing?

China has many kinds of tea, generally divided into black tea, green tea, oolong tea, white tea, dark tea, and yellow tea. The Zhuyeqing tea introduced today belongs to green tea, and is also a roasted green tea.

1. Zhuyeqing's appearance resembles bamboo leaves, and its color is tender green and excellent. The brewed tea liquid is also yellow-green and clear, and drinking it is fresh and refreshing with a sweet aftertaste.

2. Zhuyeqing tea is generally picked beginning in spring each year (three to five days before Qingming). The picking standard is one leaf and one bud or one leaf and two buds. The fresh, tender, and uniform tea leaves that are picked are all screened, and after screening they undergo high temperature——three rounds of roasting and three rounds of cooling——shaping and drying (with different techniques), and finally the processed tea leaves are measured and packaged.

3. How much does Zhuyeqing tea cost per jin?

Zhuyeqing tea has a small output and is relatively precious, so its price is generally relatively high. In addition, the prices of different grades of Zhuyeqing tea are also very different.

1. The price of Taste-grade Zhuyeqing tea ranges from 200-1,500 yuan/jin, the price of Jingxin-grade ranges from 200-2,500 yuan, and the price of the highest-grade Zhuyeqing tea is even above 3,000 yuan.

2. The price of 2016-produced Zhuyeqing tea from a certain trading company in Chengdu is 400 yuan/jin, and the price of Zhuyeqing in 100g/can from Shanghai is 168 yuan/jin.

When buying Zhuyeqing tea, everyone must buy it from regular merchants, and also clearly check its authenticity to prevent unscrupulous vendors from passing off inferior goods as good ones. The above price information can only be used as a reference, and the actual price is subject to the local selling price.