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Táiwān Sì Jí Chún Hóng Chá
Pearl Tea
Táiwān Sì Jí Chún Hóng Chá台湾四季春红茶
Táiwān sìjìchūn hóngchá
- Origin
- Táiwān (臺灣, Táiwān), Nántóu County (南投縣, Nántóu Xiàn), Míngjiān Towns...
- Tea type
- Pearl Tea
- Caffeine Level
- Medium
- Water Temperature
- 90.000000
Tea notes
Brewing, origin and taste.
Red tea from the 'Four Seasons Spring' cultivar: floral-honey aroma and soft sweetness without bitterness.
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Brewing, origin and taste notes
Brewing
- Brewing Temperature
- 90.000000 - 95.000000
- Tea Amount
- 5–7 g per 100–150 ml water (flash steeping method, gongfu cha); 3 g per 200–250 ml (steeping in cup).
- Teaware
- Porcelain gàiwǎn (蓋碗, gàiwǎn) — optimal choice, allowing full revelation of aromatics. Yixing clay teapot (for red teas/black teas) or thick-walled porcelain teapot al...
- Water Temperature
- 90.000000
- Water Temperature Detail
- 90–95°C. Higher temperature helps reveal the fullness and depth of red tea (black tea) aroma.
- Gongfu Water Temperature
- 93.000000
Origin
- Tea Type
- Red
- Origin Country
- CN
- Province
- Taiwan
- Category
- Taiwanese red tea (black tea) from varietal oolong raw material. Represents a modern direction in Taiwanese tea cultivation, using classic oolong cultivars for red tea (black te...
- Coordinates
- 23.83° N, 120.70° E (Mingjian area, Nantou).
- Origin
- Táiwān (臺灣, Táiwān), Nántóu County (南投縣, Nántóu Xiàn), Míngjiān Township (名間鄉, Mínjiān Xiāng), Sōngbǎi Ridge area (松柏嶺, Sōngbǎi Lǐng...
Taste
- Dry Leaf Appearance
- Semi-spherical, tightly rolled granules of dark brown or black color with an oily sheen, characteristic of teas that have undergone the bao rou stage. Shape resembles pearls — r...
- Dry Leaf Aroma
- Bright, rich, with distinct floral notes (gardenia, cassia, lilac) — heritage of the oolong cultivar. These notes are complemented by hints of honey, caramel, and ripe fruits (p...
- Liquor Aroma
- Intense, multi-layered. Honey-floral notes dominate with an undertone of dried fruits and light spice. As it cools, notes of pastry and sweet biscuit emerge.
- Liquor Color
- Bright, clear, from golden-orange to reddish-amber. In a gaiwan, it plays with warm honey highlights.
- Spent Leaves
- Leaves of copper-brown or dark chestnut color, elastic, open well when brewed. Retain distinct floral aroma. Leaf shape — characteristic spindle-shaped with pointed ends.
- Taste
- Soft, smooth, enveloping, with pronounced natural sweetness and almost complete absence of bitterness and astringency. Honey-fruit tones (plum, apricot), floral nuances, and lig...
Details
- Oxidation
- 90.000000 - 100.000000
- Leaf Shape
- Pearl
- Oxidation Maximum
- 100.000000
- Oxidation Maximum Detail
- 100
- Cultivar
- Sì Jí Chún (四季春, Sìjìchūn) — a local Taiwanese cultivar of *Camellia sinensis var. sinensis*, arising through natural sexual reproduction (自然有性繁殖, z...
- Picking
- Thanks to practically continuous vegetation, harvesting is possible up to 6–8 times per year. For red tea (black tea) production, spring (February–March) or autumn-winter harves...
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