Independent-fermentation-free pan-fired black tea processing method
A processing method and independent fermentation technology, applied in tea treatment before extraction, etc., can solve problems such as unsatisfactory degree and uniformity of fermentation, difficulty in controlling fermentation time and temperature, affecting product quality and selling price, etc., to achieve The effect of overcoming quality decline, shortening processing time, and large consumer demand
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Embodiment 1
[0020] (1) Picking of fresh leaves: Choose high-flavor oolong tea varieties as fresh leaf raw materials, and pick according to the standard of one bud with two or three leaves to keep the tea green evenly. Picking time is 10:00 a.m. in fine weather.
[0021] (2) Airing: In the airing field, the ground temperature is about 30°C, and the fresh leaves are placed on the airing cloth and spread evenly and thinly. The drying time is 30 minutes, and they are turned twice during the period to keep the degree of drying uniform. It is advisable for the leaves to be half drooping, the leaf surface to lose luster slightly, and the grass smell to be emitted, and the weight loss rate is about 10%.
[0022] (3) Greening: Dry the green leaves and move them into the air-conditioned room for greening. The temperature in the air-conditioned room is controlled at 20°C and the relative humidity is 70%. Shaking greens is two processes of shaking greens and cooling greens, which are carried out alt...
Embodiment 2
[0031] (1) Picking of fresh leaves: Choose high-flavor oolong tea varieties as fresh leaf raw materials, and pick according to the standard of one bud with two or three leaves to keep the tea green evenly. Picking time is 2:00 pm in fine weather.
[0032] (2) Airing: In the airing field, the ground temperature is about 30°C. The fresh leaves are placed on the airing cloth and spread evenly. The drying time is 20 minutes, and they are turned twice during the period to keep the degree of drying uniform. It is advisable for the leaves to be half drooping, the leaf surface to lose luster slightly, and the grass smell to be emitted, and the weight loss rate is about 10%.
[0033] (3) Greening: Dry the green leaves and move them into the air-conditioned room for greening. The temperature in the air-conditioned room is controlled at 18°C and the relative humidity is 80%. There are two processes of shaking greens and cooling greens, which are carried out alternately. The amount of ...
Embodiment 3
[0042] (1) Picking of fresh leaves: Choose high-flavor oolong tea varieties as fresh leaf raw materials, and pick according to the standard of one bud with two or three leaves to keep the tea green evenly. Picking time is 5 pm in fine weather.
[0043] (2) Airing: in the airing field, the ground temperature is about 30°C, and the fresh leaves are placed on the airing cloth and spread evenly and thinly. The drying time is about 45 minutes, and it is turned once during the period to keep the degree of drying uniform. . It is advisable for the leaves to be half drooping, the leaf surface to lose luster slightly, and the grass smell to be emitted, and the weight loss rate is about 10%.
[0044] (3) Greening: Dry the green leaves and move them into the air-conditioned room for greening. The temperature in the air-conditioned room is controlled at 22°C and the relative humidity is 65%. There are two processes of shaking greens and cooling greens, which are carried out alternately....
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