1. Eyebrow tea belongs to green tea. Meicha originated from Xiuning, Tunxi, Yixian and Shexian in Anhui Province, Wuyuan in Jiangxi Province and Chun'an, Jiande and Kaihua in Zhejiang Province, which are at the junction of Anhui, Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces. The quality of eyebrow tea produced in each province varies.
2. Eyebrow tea belongs to green tea, mainly produced in Xiuning, Tunxi, Anhui, Wuyuan, Jiangxi and other places. Its tea strips are tightly knotted, even and firm, gray-green with frost, oily, and highly fragrant. Because of its strips It is named after its slender eyebrows, which are like the beautiful eyebrows of a lady. The eyebrow tea has a beautiful appearance. After brewing, it has a long-lasting tender fragrance, fresh taste and profound flavor.
3. Eyebrow tea, English name: Mee, is one of the treasures of green tea. The appearance is tightly knotted and even, with gray-green frosting, oily texture, and strong fragrance. It is so named because its ropes are as slender as a lady's eyebrows.
4. Eyebrow tea belongs to fried green tea. After refining and processing, it can be divided into colors such as Tezhen, Zhenmei, Fengmei, Xiumei, Gongxi, Piancha, and Mocha. Pearl tea is a round fried green tea with a tight and round shape, strong aroma and rich flavor, and is resistant to brewing. It is known as "green pearl".
5. Hong'an Mei Tea (Hong'an Laojun Mei Tea) belongs to green tea and contains more tea polyphenols, chlorophyll and other nutrients. It has the effects and functions of green tea. Drinking Hong'an Mei Tea can whiten, lose weight, and resist aging. , the role of radiation protection. Brewing method: Wash the tea set with 85-degree boiling water.
6. Laojun Mei is green tea. Laojun eyebrow tea is a kind of traditional green tea. It is a specialty of Hong'an County, Hubei Province and a national geographical indication product of China.