Preparation method of orange flower fragrance type Hongyun black tea and orange flower fragrance type Hongyun black tea thereof
A kind of red rhyme black tea and the technology of the production method, which is applied in the processing field of black tea, can solve the problems such as the inability to maintain the taste of Dianhong and excessive loss, etc., so as to block the process of lipid peroxidation, improve the quality, and inhibit the hyperplasia of atherosclerotic plaques Effect
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[0025] This example provides a method for making orange-flower-flavored red rhyme black tea, which includes the following steps in sequence using Fengqing big-leaf tea as raw material.
[0026] Material selection: Choose one bud and one leaf of Fengqing big-leaf tea from March to April.
[0027] Withering: put the tea into the withering trough or withering curtain and wither until the fresh leaves with a water content of 52% lose their luster, turn from bright green to dark green, and the leaves are curled. When you touch the tea leaves with your hands, they feel hard and brittle.
[0028] Kneading: re-knead for 55 minutes until the rope is tightly knotted and partially broken.
[0029] Fermentation: ferment the rolled tea leaves for 4 hours at a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius and a humidity of 70%.
[0030] Initial drying: Dry the tea leaves at 100 degrees Celsius to a moisture content of 30%.
[0031] Moisture return: Ferment the tea leaves after initial drying for 3 ho...
Embodiment 2
[0035] This example provides a method for making orange-flower-flavored red rhyme black tea, which includes the following steps in sequence using Fengqing big-leaf tea as a raw material.
[0036] Material selection: Choose one bud and one leaf of Fengqing big-leaf tea from April to May.
[0037] Withering: put the tea into the withering tank or withering curtain until the fresh leaves with a moisture content of 55% lose their luster, turn from bright green to dark green, the leaves are curled, and the tea leaves feel hard and brittle when touched by hands.
[0038] Kneading: re-knead for 65 minutes until the ropes are tightly knotted and partially broken.
[0039] Fermentation: ferment the rolled tea leaves for 5 hours at a temperature of 28 degrees Celsius and a humidity of 80%.
[0040] Initial drying: Dry the tea leaves at 110 degrees Celsius to a moisture content of 30%.
[0041] Moisture return: Ferment the tea leaves after initial drying for another 4 hours at 28 degre...
Embodiment 3
[0045] This example provides a method for making orange-flower-flavored red rhyme black tea, which includes the following steps in sequence using Fengqing big-leaf tea as a raw material.
[0046] Material selection: Choose one bud and one leaf of Fengqing big-leaf tea in April.
[0047] Withering: Put the tea into the withering trough or the withering curtain to wither until the fresh leaves with a water content of 52-55% lose their luster, turn from bright green to dark green, the leaves are curled, and the tea leaves feel hard and brittle when touched by hands.
[0048] Kneading: re-knead for 60 minutes until the ropes are tightly knotted and partially broken.
[0049] Fermentation: ferment the rolled tea leaves for 4.5 hours at a temperature of 26 degrees Celsius and a humidity of 75%.
[0050] Initial drying: Dry the tea leaves at 105 degrees Celsius to a moisture content of 30%.
[0051] Moisture return: Ferment the tea leaves after initial drying for 3.5 hours at 27 de...
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