Liu Bao tea originates in Guangxi, China, with its historical and geographical identity centered on Liubao Town in Cangwu County and the Wuzhou area, and authentic geographical-indication Liu Bao is tied to a defined production region rather than simply any dark tea made anywhere in China.
Longjing tea and Dragon Well tea are the same tea: Longjing is the Chinese name, while Dragon Well is the commonly used English translation of the name. The more important distinction for buyers is not Longjing versus Dragon Well, but the specific production area, cultivar, harvest, processing, and quality of the tea being sold.
Unter den sechs Haupttees, die Erwähnung des Oolong-Tees, können Teetrinker immer an sein herausragendes "Aroma" denken.
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