If you are just visiting Chengdu, I suggest you buy it at a tea dealership. The tea in Chengdu is "Tonge Pujiangque" green tea in Pujiang County, which is a regional brand. The specific famous tea brands are Lu Changming, Jia Zhu, Shu Tao and Liao Weng. Qionglai's green tea, the brand has Huaqiu; Dujiangyan's green tea was branded as Qingcheng Tribute Hall. These teas are generally available in tea marketing shops all over Chengdu. You can go to the Red Flag Head Office near Chunxi Road, which is a large department store specializing in selling specialty products in the city center.

The prices of various brands of green tea in Chengdu are similar, with three grades: medium, high and low. If it is for your family, I suggest you buy a simple package, which is divided into two taels, four taels, half a catty, eight taels and a catty, but generally speaking, the overall price of a catty is between 200 and 500 yuan. There is no need to buy that kind of tea which costs several thousand yuan a catty.

Personally, I think Pujiang's tea is good in shape, color and taste. This queque tea is made from the tip of a tea tree, and each tea tree only takes the first two leaves. When made, it looks like a bird's tongue. After brewing with boiling water in a glass, the tea leaves stand upright in the cup, and the tea soup is quiet and delicious.

You try.