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Pu'er aged raw tea has five distinctive features: purity, richness, agedness, thickness, aroma, and sweetness. Its taste is free from impurities or off-flavors, with a mellow and smooth mouthfeel that is more gentle. The bitterness and astringency are significantly reduced, leaving a dense and substantial mouthfeel with a viscous and full-bodied liquor. It exudes a rich and persistent aged fragrance, entering sweetly and smoothly with a full throat presence and noticeable aftertaste. After years of maturation, aged Pu'er tea develops a unique aged aroma and flavor profile that is both smooth, slippery, and mellow. Its aroma extends beyond mere olfactory pleasure, encompassing an aromatic experience for the body and mind, akin to the scent found in the realm of Zen tea. So, when purchasing Pu'er tea, how can we identify high-quality aged Pu'er tea? How to Distinguish Aged Pu'er Tea? First, smell the Pu'er tea: Old Pu'er tea, after a long period of aging, develops a natural aged aroma without any other impurities or off-flavors. The older the Pu'er tea, the less likely it is to have any strange or impure flavors. Second, observe the dry appearance of the Pu'er tea: Older teas have been stored for a longer time.…

Distinct regions produce distinct products, and good climates foster high-quality goods. On August 14th, the “Media Promotion Conference for Cool Summer Destinations” and the unveiling of the first batch of “Climate-Selected Good Products” for 2024 was held with great pomp in Mount Wugong, Jiangxi. The event, themed “Climate-Selected Good Products: Enjoy Deliciousness During Cool Summers,” revealed the climate mysteries behind regional brands. Attendees included representatives responsible for rural revitalization, agricultural tourism, and health and wellness industries from various regions, as well as journalists from all levels, who witnessed this significant moment together. At the unveiling and award ceremony for the 2024 “Climate-Selected Good Products,” Jingning Huiming Tea was recognized as a national-level “Climate-Selected Good Product” due to its excellent climate conditions and superior quality. Only three such products were selected province-wide. The Chinese “Climate-Selected Good Products” is a sub-brand of the National Climate Mark. Its certification process involves analyzing the climate quality value of agricultural products using scientific indicators. It endorses the results of core agricultural product manufacturers certified by the State Administration for Market Regulation, along with technical reports on the climate quality evaluation of agricultural products. Local governments are then granted the “Climate-Selected Good Product” brand certification. Carrying…