2. Xuan'en Wujiatai Tribute Tea
Xuan'en Wujiatai Tea Mountains
In the 49th year of Qianlong's reign (1784), Xuan'en Wujiatai Tea was presented to the imperial court. After tasting it, the Emperor Qianlong was full of praise. He personally wrote "The Emperor's Favor on Tea" and gave a plaque to Wu Changchen, the tea operator and producer, from which Wujiatai Tribute Tea got its name. Wujiatai Tribute Tea tastes sweet, and the soup color is clear, green and bright. It tastes like ripe chestnuts. Make the first cup of tea, the soup is clear and green, mellow and fragrant; Dark green, light yellow, ripe chestnut fragrance; The soup is green and fragrant. Its color, fragrance, taste and shape remain unchanged, maintaining all the characteristics of new tea.
Fresh tea contains 20% - 25% dry matter and thousands of natural nutrient elements, mainly including protein, amino acids, alkaloids, tea polyphenols, carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins, natural pigments, fatty acids, etc.
Wujiatai Tribute Tea has exciting effect, diuretic effect, cardiotonic and spasmolytic effect, anti arteriosclerosis effect, antibacterial and bacteriostatic effect, weight loss effect, anti caries effect and cancer cell inhibition. The Tea is rich of Se element.
