TEA COMMUNITY
Mogan Yellow Bud
mò gán huáng yá
莫干黄芽
Type
Yellow
Country
China
Harvesting season
April
Main region
Zhejian
It is believed that this famous tea is cultivated only in the most picturesque places – and it's true! All famous Chinese teas, one way or another, are associated with amazing landscapes. And this tea is no exception. The clouds frozen on the mountain peaks of Mogan and the area's fertile soil are the birthplace of this rare variety. This tea cannot be produced successfully every year, as it is very sensitive to weather and climate conditions, making it especially rare.
For this tea, only delicate tea buds and upper leaves are collected. The process is similar to other yellow teas: wilting, crushing, languishing and drying. Once brewed, the resulting drink is a rich yellow color. To emphasize this bright shade, it's recommended to drink this tea from white porcelain tea ware. Reflected on the thin walls of tea bowls, this tea will create a warm sunny mood. It is said that if the drink is brewed according to the right procedure, then a translucent pink edging will form on the walls of the cup.
ABOUT TEA
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Main region of planting
– Zhejian
Advices for the best brewing
Time 240"
Amount 3-4g
Water 500 ml
Temperature 70 ̊
Steeps 1
International brewing method
Time 10"15"25"35"45"
Amount 4g
Water 200 ml
Temperature 80 ̊
Steeps 6
Chinese brewing method
Yellow tea is good to brew in a tall, glass cup. This method reveals its delicate flavor. When brewed in a gaiwan the taste is denser and the infusion more invigorating.
Recommendations
Tones the body;
Has a positive effect on mood;
Stimulates the human organism
Health benefits
Fresh with a long, sweet aftertaste
Flavor
Day
The best time to drink