Wuyishan Rock Tea Corporation, Wuyi Rock Tea, China's famous tea, the best of China's oolong tea, famous for the big red robe, white rooster comb, iron arhat, water turtle, etc., known as "the strange tea by the stream crowns the world, Wuyi immortals have been planted since ancient times" praise, after the bubble leaves at the bottom of the "green leaves and red borders", the fine taste has a unique rock rhyme
Wuyi Rock Tea is the best oolong tea in China. One of the top ten famous teas in China.
Wuyi rock tea, produced from the unique excellent ecological environment of Wuyi Mountain, known as "the strange tea by the stream crowns the world, Wuyi immortals have been planted since ancient times", the product has "rock bone flower fragrance", the aroma is rich, better than the orchid face deep and lasting, the taste is mellow and clear, the shengjin is sweet, the strong drink does not see bitterness, the soup color is orange and yellow, the seven bubbles have residual fragrance, the bottom of the leaf after the bubble is "green leaf red edge", and the taste has a unique rock rhyme.
There are many cliffs and cliffs in Wuyi Mountain, and tea farmers use rock concaves, stone gaps, and stone cracks to build stone banks along the edge to plant tea, which is known as a "potted plant" tea garden. Because there is a saying that "there is tea in rock rocks, and there is no tea in non-rocks", rock tea is named. Wuyi rock tea is mainly divided into two production areas: Mingyan production area and Danyan production area.
Wuyi rock tea has written a very important and glorious page in the history of tea development in China. Wuyi tea in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (479 AD), it was famous for the "late Ganhou" (tea name), the Tang Dynasty became a gift from the upper class nobles of scholars, and the Song and Yuan dynasties paid tribute to the imperial court, and it was very prosperous. In the sixth year of Yuan Dade (1302 AD), the imperial tea garden was set up on the bank of the Siqu River of Jiuqu River. In the Ming Dynasty, the dragon group was recalled, and the steamed Qingtuan tea was changed to fried green loose tea, and then the oolong tea of three red and seven greens was reformed, which is now called rock tea. Therefore, Wuyi rock tea began in the Ming Dynasty, flourished in the Qing Dynasty, and was exported to Western Europe in the 17th century, and became famous all over the world.
Da Hong Pao is the best quality of Wuyi rock tea. Wuyi rock tea is produced in Wuyi Mountain, Fujian. Wuyi Mountain is located in the southeast of Chong'an, Fujian, with a radius of 60 kilometers, there are 36 peaks, 99 famous rocks, there is tea in the rock rock, the tea is named after the rock, and the rock is shown by the tea, so it is called rock tea. Wuyi has a long history of tea production, the Tang Dynasty has cultivated tea, the Song Dynasty was listed as a royal tribute, the Yuan Dynasty set up a royal tea garden on the side of the four curves of Wuyi Mountain Jiuqu River to collect tribute tea, the late Ming Dynasty and the early Qing Dynasty created the tea trees planted in Wuyi Mountain, there are many varieties, there are big red robes, iron arhats, white cockscombs, water golden turtles "four famous fir trees", in addition to the tea tree growth environment named, such as not seeing the sky, golden keys, etc.; Named after the shape of the tea tree, such as drunken begonia, drunken dongbin, fishing golden turtle, anchovy grass, jade unicorn, a branch of incense, etc.; Named after the leaf shape of the tea tree, such as melon seed gold, money, bamboo silk, golden wicker, inverted leaf willow, etc.; It is named after the early germination of tea trees, such as spring willow, not knowing spring, etc.; It is named after the tea flavor type, such as cinnamon, stone frankincense, white musk, etc.
Due to the fame of Wuyi rock tea, the Yuan Dynasty set up a royal tea garden in Wuyi Mountain, which was responsible for supervising the production of Wuyi rock tea for tribute. The Imperial Tea Garden was abandoned in the late Ming Dynasty, and there is a Royal Tea Garden Tea House on the site today.
