What kind of tea is good tea?

Many people love to drink tea, but they may not be able to identify truly good tea. The tea sold in our country is priced according to different grades. Different teas have different tastes. As the saying goes, it is difficult to satisfy everyone. Some people like green tea, some people like black tea. When purchasing, in addition to choosing according to your own taste, you must also pay attention to distinguishing the quality of the tea.

Using overly sophisticated standards to demand tea and using overly mysterious standards to evaluate tea actually deviates from the essence of tea. Tea is essentially a drink. Using various indicators of the beverage to evaluate the quality of tea can help us truly understand tea and also help us choose tea correctly.

No matter what kind of tea it is, there are always different grades. The basic elements of good tea must have the following five points: clear soup color, good taste, good aftertaste, mellow smell and lasting aroma.

1. The soup is clear. First of all, the water for waking up the tea (washing the tea) must be clear and transparent.

2. Good taste. Use an ordinary small teacup and your tongue should be salivating after taking three sips of the tea.

3. Good aftertaste. After drinking three cups, your throat should feel the sweet aftertaste of this type of tea.

4. The smell is mellow. Different types of tea have different smell characteristics, and the purity of the smell determines its quality.

5. Long-lasting fragrance. The persistence of aroma is an important factor in determining its quality.