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Baozhong (Pouchong)

Qingxin

Baozhong (Pouchong) oolong tea tea — watercolor illustration
Oxidación 15%
Cafeína 20,0 mg
L-Teanina 7,5 mg
Cosecha Spring, Winter
Altitud 300-600m
Tipo de Hoja Loosely twisted strips

Descripción

Baozhong (also spelled Pouchong) is the lightest oxidized of all oolong teas, sitting at the boundary between green and oolong. Produced primarily in the Pinglin and Wenshan districts near Taipei, its name means 'wrapped kind,' referring to the traditional practice of wrapping the leaves in paper during processing. The loosely twisted leaves brew a pale golden-green liquor with an intensely floral, lily-like fragrance, a smooth, light body, and a clean, sweet finish with virtually no astringency.

Guía de Elaboración

Temperatura 85°C
Tiempo de Infusión 45s
Ratio de Agua 25ml/g
Infusiones 5x

Recipiente recomendado: Porcelain gaiwan

As the lightest oolong (12-18% oxidation), Baozhong brews closer to green tea than other oolongs. Use 85°C and slightly longer steeps than rolled oolongs. The loosely twisted leaves open quickly. The intense lily-like floral fragrance is best captured in a covered gaiwan.

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