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Anji Bai Cha

Anji Baicha (White Leaf No. 1)

Anji Bai Cha green tea tea — watercolor illustration
Oxidação 2%
Cafeína 16,0 mg
L-Teanina 12,0 mg
Colheita Spring (March-April)
Altitude 300-800m
Tipo de Folha One bud one to two leaves, flat pressed

Descrição

Anji Bai Cha is a rare Chinese green tea from Anji County in Zhejiang province, made from a unique cultivar whose young leaves are nearly white due to a temperature-sensitive chlorophyll deficiency. As temperatures rise, the leaves gradually turn green. This natural albino trait results in exceptionally high amino acid content, producing a delicate, umami-rich cup with sweet, fresh bamboo notes and an almost broth-like body. Despite its name meaning 'Anji White Tea,' it is processed as a green tea.

Guia de Elaboração

Temperatura 80°C
Tempo de Infusão 90s
Proporção de Água 75ml/g
Infusões 3x

Recipiente recomendado: Glass cup or porcelain gaiwan

The albino cultivar leaves are exceptionally delicate. Keep temperature at or below 80°C to preserve the high amino acid content and umami character. Overheating produces a flat, grassy taste instead of the prized broth-like sweetness.

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