Tieguanyin was invented by local tea farmers in Anxi, Fujian Province in 1725- 1735. Originated in the foothills of Yaoyang Mountain in xiping town, Anxi County (Wang said). It belongs to oolong tea, one of the top ten famous teas in China and the representative of oolong tea. Between green tea and black tea, the pure Tieguanyin plant is a shrub type, with spreading trees, oblique branches and horizontal leaves.
Second, the phoenix narcissus
Phoenix Narcissus, oolong tea, originated in Fenghuangshan District, Chao 'an County, Guangdong Province. It is said that it was cultivated in the Southern Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 900 years.
Phoenix Narcissus tea has a very high aroma, rich and mellow taste and golden soup color; Making black tea has a high aroma, and the soup is red, which is "muddy after cold".
Third, Lohan agarwood
Lohan agarwood belongs to oolong tea. It started in Mengding Mountain in Sichuan. Lohan Aquilaria sinensis has the advantages of both black tea and white tea, unique "fruity camphor rhyme", fresh and mellow taste of Gao Shuang, sweet fruity aroma, long and rich camphor aroma, elegant and lasting fragrance. During the Yuanhe period of Tang Dynasty, Mengding tea was listed as a tribute.
Fourth, the red oolong
Red oolong is a kind of Taiwan Province oolong tea, which is mainly produced in Taitung County. Red oolong belongs to oolong tea with a high degree of fermentation. Because the tea soup is orange-red, the color is like black tea, but the taste still maintains the flavor of oolong tea, so it is named red oolong.
Five, red water oolong
Hongshui Oolong is the representative of Taiwan Province Oolong Tea. The main producing area of Hongshui Oolong is in the frozen top area of Nantou County. In recent years, under the mainstream of fragrant oolong tea, many tea makers are reluctant to make this time-consuming and labor-intensive tea.
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