This invention provides a sweet-scented
black tea, relating to the field of fermented
black tea preparation. It is obtained through a preparation process of withering, rolling,
fermentation, and
continuous light fermentation drying. Rolling involves cyclically rolling withered leaves using a light-heavy-light pressure method to obtain rolled leaves.
Fermentation involves breaking up the rolled leaves and placing them in a
fermentation chamber or fermentation
machine for fermentation at a temperature of 28-30℃ and a
humidity of not less than 90%, for 3 hours with stirring
every hour to obtain fermented leaves. After fermentation,
continuous light fermentation
drying is performed to obtain the sweet-scented
black tea. This black tea utilizes a specific tea-making process, namely,
continuous light fermentation
drying after fermentation by introducing a dry
mixed gas. This achieves light fermentation during the drying process, allowing fermentation to continue throughout the entire drying process, improving the persistence of the fermentation process, avoiding excessive oxidation and fermentation of the tea sample, and ensuring the long-term and stable nature of the fermentation.