Rou Gui (Cinnamon Yancha) Da Wang Feng| Oolong Tea


€19,75
Grootte:

肉桂 : een rijke mix van kaneel, bloemige noten, romige geur, scherp en kruidig, met een zachte en verfrissende volheid, rock charme, Sweet licorice and barley stalks.

Tea farm location: Da Wang Feng, Wuyi Mountain

Cultivar: Rougui

Tea Master: Mr. Li

This Rougui from Da Wang Feng with the essence brought by the mountain terrain, undergoes a traditional light roasting process. It possesses an excellent balance of cinnamon flavor and aroma, with a rich floral fragrance. The taste is mellow and full-bodied, and the lingering aftertaste is powerful. The lingering aroma in the cup is as dominant as the grandeur of the King Peak itself. This tea is crafted using traditional baking techniques.

This variety of Rougui grows in the famous mountainous region of Wuyi Shan, specifically in the gorge of the majestic Da Wang Feng (King Peak). Towering over the mouth of the Jiuqu River, it is the first peak encountered when entering Wuyi Shan, standing at an elevation of 530 meters. With its imposing presence, it showcases abundant precious Chinese herbs, lush trees, and clusters of tea plants. From a distance, it resembles a towering pillar, earning it the title of "Xian He Wang" among the thirty-six peaks of Wuyi Shan.

It is a must-try to experience the authentic nature of Rougui.

Droge bladeren: strak opgerold, stevig en mollig. Ze hebben een olieachtige glans en vertonen een heldere, zandgroene kleur met duidelijke rode vlekken.

Aroma: een rijke mix van kaneel, bloemige noten en een vleugje romige geur.

Theelikeur: een levendige oranje-gele tint, helder en helder.

Smaak: uitgesproken kaneelsmaak, scherp en kruidig, met een zachte en verfrissende volheid, vergezeld van een duidelijke rotscharme.

De theeblaadjes op de bodem van het kopje zijn mollig, zacht, glanzend en gelijkmatig gerangschikt, met opvallende rode randen.

suggested teaware: teapot / gaiwan,
method: 8g tea in 120ml/100°C water (could be brewed for up to 13 times)
warming up the teaware first
brewing time:
the 1st-3rd time: immediately
4th-5th: 20-30s
6th-7th: 30-40s
8th-9th: 1min
10th-13th: 90s +20s

note: could be adjusted based on personal preference, in summer one could choose to cold brew.

Grown in the rocky soil of Wuyishan, this Yancha (rock oolong) is made from the Rou Gui cultivar known for its warming spice profile. Leaves are withered, lightly bruised, oxidized to around 40%, and then roasted over charcoal in several stages to bring out layered notes of cinnamon, fruit, and minerals.

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