Shui Xian King
"King of Daffodils from the Wu Yi Mountains" - Top class of original tea in a really great design. Authentic leaves have a beautiful workmanship - straight, the same size, evenly rolled.
The aroma of dry tea, as with the proper spring Shui Xian, is devoid of any roasted tones and fire. You will feel a slight acidity and floral gentle tones in it. The leaf has a dark green color in the infusion, sweet flowers appear in the aroma, but in the cup for inhaling the scent you can also smell the basic delicate and rich aroma of all moderately oxidized oolongs, which gradually turns into a whole symphony of tones - honey, ripe fruit and thick nectar.
The tea soup color is golden yellow amber and light red. Tea has a refreshing effect, calms the mood, and the incredibly long aftertaste will keep you a pleasant experience throughout the day.
Tie Luo Han
"Iron arhat"-is one of the most famous rock tea in Wu Yi Shan area.
The dry leaves are dark in color and have a toasted and dark chocolate flavor. During the brewing process, the leaves are dark green. The tea soup is darker in color, balanced in taste, with a long-lasting sweet aftertaste, with a distinct floral fragrance. After the last cup of drinking, the floral-like sweetness lasts for a long time.
Set of five luxury rock teas
Rou Gui Ji Pin
Da Hong Pao Ji Pin
Da Hong Pao King
Da Hong Pao
Qi Zhong
Wu Yi Mountains 武夷山in northern Fujian Province 福建 are famous for producing oolongs, which grow on mineral-rich bedrock. They are characterized by a high degree of oxidation and distinctive roasting, which is traditionally done on charcoal and gives the teas a distinctive character. At the same time, they have an unmistakable delicate floral scent and a trace of minerality (Yan Gu Hua Xiang). Thanks to strong roasting, they are suitable for long-term storage and it is better to drink them a little aged (half a year or more) when they are balanced. Undoubtedly, these are very charismatic and unforgettable teas.
