Osmanthus fragrans Jiu Qu Hong Mei

Osmanthus is like sugar sprinkled in the air of Hangzhou City, sweetening people's hearts. Jiuqu Hongmei is the second beauty of Hangzhou. Made in spring and transformed in summer, now it meets osmanthus, elegant and warm. Osmanthus-scented Jiuqu Hongmei, as a characteristic black tea of Hangzhou, whether smelled or sipped, is the unique taste of Hangzhou in this season, mellow, sweet, gentle and warm. Today, Tongxin She Teahouse recommends "Osmanthus fragrans Jiu Qu Hong Mei". Jiuqu Hongmei is the only black tea among famous teas in Zhejiang. As one of the "double wonders of the West Lake", it has a reputation no less than that of West Lake Longjing tea. Master Hongyi highly praised it: "Amber color in the white jade cup, plum fragrance at the tip of the red lips and under the tongue." Two hundred years ago, people who migrated from northern Fujian to southern Zhejiang used the tea tree raw materials for making West Lake Longjing tea and combined with their擅长 black tea-making techniqu