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Fujian Wuyi Mountains

China

Fujian Wuyi Mountains tea growing region — watercolor illustration
Rakım 300-700m
İklim Humid subtropical with frequent fog and moderate rainfall
Toprak Weathered volcanic and sandstone rock (danxia landform)
Hasat April-May

Hakkında

The Wuyi Mountains in northern Fujian are a UNESCO World Heritage site and the birthplace of rock oolong (yancha) tea. The unique danxia sandstone geology imparts a coveted mineral character called 'yan yun' (rock rhyme) that defines authentic Wuyi teas. Da Hong Pao, the most famous Wuyi cultivar, commands some of the highest prices in the tea world. The narrow gorges and consistent mist cover create a microclimate that slows leaf growth and concentrates flavor, producing teas with remarkable depth, roasted complexity, and a lingering mineral finish.

Önemli Çeşitler

Da Hong Pao, Rou Gui, Shui Xian, Tie Luo Han

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