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Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water.

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Old 31-10-2003, 03:01 AM
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Dear Chinese Tea:
Yes i knew Keemun is from Anhui province but didn't know In chinese
its called Qi Men. Thanks a lot. But what is the meaning of QI?

Ripon
(From Bangladesh)


Dear Ripon,

Qi means magnificent or extreme cold.

Most chinese black tea are named after it s origin.
For example:
Ying De Hong of GuangDong, Ying De
Yi Hong of Hubei, YiChang
Chuan Hong of Sichuan
Hu Hong of Hunan

It doesnt really have a meaning to it. It means it is from that province or county.

If you like Keemun type black tea you should try Ying De Hong.

Chinese Tea
(From China)


Dear Chinese Tea:

Ni-Hao( Thats all chinese i know). I am very happy to meet someone
here from mainland China. Your information is very resourceful to me.
Yes I am a Keemun lover. daily i drink 3-4 cups of different Keemun.
Do you know which vendor or which company in China sell Ying De Hong?
All i knew about Guandong is another uprising HongKong. Have you ever
try Shicuan Black? My order of this tea from Imperial Tea court is on
the way. I will be happy if you can put some of your knowledgable
comment about this tea. Thank you.

Ripon
(From Bangladesh)


Dear Ripon,

I dont know which vendor sell this tea. Maybe you can ask your vendor
for it.

It was first produced in year around 1950. I tried once when i was on
a trip to Sichuan. One of the main characteristic of Chuan Hong is
after drinking it you get a sweet/liquorous taste on your tongue.

Have you ever try drinking oolong tea?

Chinese Tea
(From China)
 




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