Bloom –<\/strong> Sign of good manufacture where a sheen of glossiness of the leaf has not been removed by overhandling or oversorting.<\/p>\n Well Made And Clean Leaf –<\/strong> leaf which is free from fibre , dust or any other extraneous material and properly rolled. Whole leaf should be well rolled and twisted free from stalks. Whole leaf should have some tips which is a sign of good quality and manufacture.<\/p>\n Rough Or Bold Leaf –<\/strong> Is undesirable as liquor of these types is rather plain or coarse. Any leaf which contains stems or stalks and uneven or mixed is not desirable.<\/p>\n Quality –<\/strong> Refers to cup quality and denotes a combination of the most desirable liquoring qualities<\/p>\n Coloury –<\/strong> Coloury indicate useful depth of colour and strength.<\/p>\n Aroma –<\/strong> Indicates that both the tea leaf and infusion have one of a certain no. of smells which are highly valued. Such aroma is connected with flavor and is highly fragrant.<\/p>\n Bright –<\/strong> denote lively fresh tea with good keeping quality. Sparkling liquor denotes good tea which has a longer storing possibility without losing character.<\/p>\n Brisk –<\/strong> live , not flat liquor , usually of pungent character.<\/p>\n Flavour –<\/strong> A most desirable extension of ‘CHARACTER’, caused by slow growth at high elevations and comparatively rare.<\/p>\n Strength –<\/strong> Thickness of liquor, pungent and brisk<\/p>\n Pungent –<\/strong> Astringent with good combination of briskness, brightness and strength. Often used to describe good quality North Indian ( Assam) teas.<\/p>\n Dull –<\/strong> lacks brightness and usually denotes poor manufacture and firing or high moisture content.<\/p>\n Coarse –<\/strong> coarse teas are usually soft and dull taste<\/p>\n Earthy –<\/strong> smell of earth which comes out of smoke in tea<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" LEAF Bloom – Sign of good manufacture where a sheen of glossiness of the leaf has not been removed by overhandling or oversorting. Well Made And Clean Leaf – leaf which is free from fibre , dust or any other extraneous material and properly rolled. 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