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Shíting lǜchá

Name: Shíting lǜchá
SKU: SHITING-LUCHA-CN

石亭绿茶

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Type de thé: Thé vert

SKU · SHITING-LUCHA-CN

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01 / Sensations

Profil gustatif

From the first impression to the smallest tasting note.

Intensity, balance and flavor notes

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Flavor descriptors

Tasting notes

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02 / Practice

Brewing

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Infusion

Infusion occidentale

Température de l’eau: 85 - 90 °C
Quantité de thé: 3 g pour 150 ml.
Teaware: A white gaiwan — to see the emerald liquor — or a glass tumbler.

Saveur

Profil gustatif

Dry Leaf Appearance: Tightly rolled, heavy in weight (紧结重实); the color is silvery gray with green (银灰带绿) — the first “green”.
Dry Leaf Aroma: No separate description.
Liquor Aroma: Rich (香浓郁). Depending on the picking season, it recalls orchid (兰花), mung bean (绿豆) or apricot kernel (杏仁) — these are the “three aromas”.
Liquor Color: Clear, emerald (清澈碧绿) — the second “green”.
Spent Leaves: Bright, tender green (明翠嫩绿) — the third “green”. *Fujian Ribao* writes “明翠润绿”, the local history essay “淡绿”, pale green.
Taste: Mellow and fresh (醇爽).

03 / Origin passport

Origin and production

Type de thé: Green
Geographical Indication Status: Oui
Geographical Indication Standard: CNIPA 地理标志证明商标 №8757651
Climate: The southern coastal subtropical climate of Quanzhou; no precise data for the gardens found in the sources consulted.

Caractéristiques du thé

Pluck Standard: According to the *Great Dictionary of Chinese Tea* (中国茶叶大辞典) as retold by local historians — one bud with two leaves (一芽二叶).
Raw Material: Leaf from Jiurishan Mountain and Lianhuafeng Peak in Fengzhou town.

04 / Tea care

Keep it fresh

Storage: StorageClass practice. In airtight packaging, in a refrigerator at 0–5 °C, away from light, moisture and odors. A tea of the season; aging is not needed.

Détails

Cultural Significance: Shiting is an example of green tea in oolong country. For Quanzhou, an ancient port of the Maritime Silk Road, it is one of the oldest tea stories, written directly in stone.
Chemistry: Chemical CompositionNo physico-chemical data found in the sources consulted.
Health: Health PropertiesThere are no verified data on the effects of this particular tea.