The best Wuyi teas for Gongfu brewing are high-quality examples of Da Hong Pao, Rougui, Shuixian, and other Wuyi oolongs that have clean aromas, balanced roasting, good body, and enough depth to remain interesting through multiple short infusions.
Wuyi teas are Chinese teas associated with the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian Province, while Wuyi rock tea, or yancha, refers specifically to distinctive Wuyi oolongs traditionally associated with tea grown in the region's rocky terrain and known for roasted aromas, mineral character, complexity, and lingering finish.
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Wuyi Yancha always emphasizes the Shan Chang. The closer to the core scenic spot, the more stone mountains, the tea tree rock bone flower that is born on it is more authentic.
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Recently I replenished a lot of new rock tea, but many tea friends say they are afraid of "drink injury" like "gett...
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Autumn is the season for new rock tea. After half year's preparation, most rock teas will be on the market.
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Lao Cong Shuixian is one of the four famous names of Wuyi Rock Tea. It is represented by Dahongpao and Cinnamon, which is the representative of Weibei Oolong Tea. The leaves of Lao Cong Shuixian are soft and rich in nutrients.
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