Wu Yi Shan "Qi Lan" Rock Oolong Tea Harvest & Year:Spring 2025 dried fruit

dried fruit

This adds to the sweetness and aroma of the tea immensely

The tea also has some mineral

Tea has been grown in the Laoshan area for many generations

It's composed entirely of first flush of Spring material from the village of Ya Kou in the southern stretch of the Nannuo mountain range in the county of Menghai

Wu Yi Shan "Qi Lan" Rock Oolong Tea Harvest & Year:Spring 2025 dried fruitQi Lan () Oolong is originally a varietal of oolong grown in Anxi, but adapted to Wu Yi in the 1930's. Qi Lan is lightly processed and has a natural almond taste and aroma. The feeling is thick and sweet with a very natural character to it with almost no roasted taste at all. If you are a fan of a lightly roasted Da Hong Pao or Shui Xian you will find this vibrant, sweet and thick tea to your liking. Late April Harvest