Yellow Tea From Bud to Brew:The Delicate Craft Behind Mengding Huang Ya Tea | ZhenTea
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2024
- Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Mengding Huang Ya, a rare gem among yellow teas. Journey with us from the verdant fields of Mengding Mountain to the warmth of your teacup as we reveal the secrets behind this exquisite yellow tea creation.
🍃 Discover the Forbidden Tea Process 🍃
Uncover the meticulous steps that transform humble buds into the golden luxury known as Mengding Huang Ya. Witness firsthand the artisanal making of this coveted brew, a process steeped in tradition and refined by centuries of Chinese tea culture.
🌱 Watch Rare Yellow Tea Being Born 🌱
Our video takes you through the mesmerizing process, showcasing how each leaf is skillfully nurtured and crafted. Learn about the unique yellowing phase that sets this tea apart and gives it its signature delicate flavor profile.
🌟 See the Magic of Tea Transformation 🌟
From the initial sifting to the final roast, every step is a testament to the dedication of Mengding's tea masters. Their hands bring to life the legend of Huang Ya, ensuring that every sip carries the full breadth of the tea's history and richness.
🍵 Transforming Buds into Liquid Gold 🍵
Delve into the artistry involved in producing Mengding Huang Ya, a tea so luxurious it was once reserved for emperors. Through stunning visuals and insightful commentary, you'll gain a new appreciation for the craft behind your brew.
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Thank you for this excellent video, it is very inspiring. Can honestly say this shows the actual tea garden as a true art.
Having some Huoshan Huang Ya and was curious as to why yellow tea is such a rarity. Love the video. Thanks
Great question! We have an article called The Leaf Whisperer in Charen magazine (free on our website www.zhentea.ca/charen/) that touches on this. Basically, making yellow tea is risky and has a smaller market. Making green tea is the (much) more common path.
I need the machine
My favorite tea :)
My initial thoughts about yellow tea was that it would be a delicate "greenish" type tea. I was surprised that it makes, at least for me, a bold statement when made and drank. This tea could be a daily favorite
I agree with you. Some yellow teas have a quite bold statement. But I find the ones that use buds tend to have more similarities with fine green teas.
Thanks
Does this yellow tea has flavoured
Being an engineer, infrared thermometers are very inaccurate if you don't calibrate for the emissivity of the surface. The tea and the pan would probably have a considerable difference in emissivity so you should have two thermometers. Still my fav tea :)
I enjoyed yellow tea , but I want to know about fermentation of this tea
Maybe this video will help answer some of your questions. ;) ua-cam.com/video/ONS3SYU5LS4/v-deo.html
Is it really oxidation that occurs when the leaves are wrapped after the pan-firing? To me the firing looks like the same process that prevents green tea from oxidizing.
Good question. It's a matter of degree. Temperature and timing are critical details in pan firing and controlling these controls the degree of kill green. This is part of the difficulty of making good yellow tea.
No one can speak of yellow tea who has not tried Shan Yin Zhen of Junshan Island in Hunan. That is the real Emperor's tea.