The Rock Rhyme of Wu Yi Oolong
Wuyi tea is one of China's 10 famous teas. It belongs to a family of teas from northern Fujian Province called Mingbei Oolong.
The tea leaves in this family are long and curly rather than ball-shaped, and are more oxidized and roasted than their southern cousin Tieguanyin.
It has an unique taste called Rock Rhyme (Yanyun), so called because of the high mineral content of Wuyi Mountain. Continue reading
In the last 1000 years, hundreds of varieties of tea bushes have been identified as growing in Wu Yi Shan. Out of these hundreds of bushes, Da Hong Pao, Tie Luo Han, Bai Ji Guan, Shui Jin Gui are considered the Four Famous Wu Yi oolongs. Of the four, Da Hong Pao is unquestionably the most famous. They will never be truly common products, at least the tea grown inside the mountain range; there are a lot of areas in the surrounding mountains that are producing large quantities of these cultivars. Certainly the most common of the rock oolongs is Rou Gui, a cultivar that some locals rank as better than the more famous teas.
Wi Yi Oolong Tea-Da Hong Pao
Wu Yi oolong tea is the world's most sought after oolong tea. The priceless Da Hong Pao is widely regarded as the King of Oolong.
Wu Yi Yan Cha or "Rock Tea" "Cliff Tea" is a special subcategory of oolong tea grown in the nearby region of Wu Yi Shan City in northern Fujian Province. Wu Yi tea not a single tea variety, but refers collectively to the teas .
Anxi Tie Guan Yin Tea GardenIn recent years, the study by scientists at home and abroad that Japan is particularly scientists confirmed Tieguanyin the chemical composition and mineral elements on human health has a special function, generally in the following areas: Continue reading
