Do the eyebrows serve a purpose or are they an esthetic feature? According to Face Reading, the shape of eyebrows may reveal one's personality.
For Chun (Zhen) Mei or precious eyebrows, the higher-end tea would have leaves that are similar in size and that look like crescent-shaped eyebrows. This organic Chun Mei has some broken 'eyebrows'.
There are other Chinese teas named 'eyebrows'. Two examples are Sow Mei (longevity eyebrows) and Gong Mei (tribute eyebrows).
For Chun (Zhen) Mei or precious eyebrows, the higher-end tea would have leaves that are similar in size and that look like crescent-shaped eyebrows. This organic Chun Mei has some broken 'eyebrows'.
There are other Chinese teas named 'eyebrows'. Two examples are Sow Mei (longevity eyebrows) and Gong Mei (tribute eyebrows).
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| Chun Mei |
Type: Green Producing Country: China Preparation: 85°C 3 Min
Dry Leaf: The thin curved needles do look like tiny eyebrows. They are slightly smoky and herbaceous.
Wet Leaf: The wet leaves are also smoky and herbaceous.
Liquor: The amber tea is quite astringent. The astringency is long in the mouth but then plum flavor emerges. It is refreshing.
Tee Score: 3 out of 5
