- Dry Leaf Appearance
- According to the district, emerald green (色泽翠绿); the provincial press reduces the appearance to the formula “色翠、汤浓、味醇” — emerald color, thick liquor, mellow taste. The shape of the leaf is not described; a flat shape can only be guessed from the line for flat tea.
- Dry Leaf Aroma
- No data in the sources consulted.
- Liquor Aroma
- Clean on brewing (开汤清香), and by the second and third infusions, according to the district, it becomes even richer. A popular reference notes a light orchid note (略带兰花清香).
- Liquor Color
- No data in the sources consulted; “汤浓” speaks of thickness, not of color.
- Spent Leaves
- No official description. The *Renmin Ribao* feature describes emerald, tender buds with leaves that unfold and now rise, now sink in the glass.
- Taste
- Rich and mellow (汁浓味醇), fresh and sweet, without bitterness or astringency (入口鲜甘、毫无苦涩); the *Renmin Ribao* feature writes of a rich and long sweet aftertaste.