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.
Tieguanyin tea can taste floral, creamy, fruity, fresh, roasted, or mellow depending on its processing style, and it is generally best brewed with hot water and relatively short infusions that allow its aroma and flavor to develop gradually.
The main types of Chinese oolong tea include Tieguanyin from Fujian, Wuyi oolong from northern Fujian, Phoenix oolong from Guangdong, and several other regional styles, with differences in cultivar, terroir, oxidation, roasting, aroma, texture, and brewing character.
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