What kind of tea is oolong tea?

Oolong tea is the representative of Chinese tea. It is a kind of tea that almost everyone knows. Oolong tea is a semi-fermented tea. Its characteristic is the transparent amber tea juice. There are many oolong teas on the market now, but there are relatively few pure ones. I am also a loyal fan of oolong tea. I drink oolong tea almost every day. I believe that there are still many people who don’t know much about oolong tea. Today I will tell you what kind of tea oolong tea is.

What are the types of oolong tea?

>01Oolong tea is just a general term, and it can be subdivided into many different categories of tea.

>02 For example: Narcissus, Huangdan (Golden Osmanthus), Benshan, Hairy Crab, Wuyi Rock Tea, Dongding Oolong, Cinnamon, Qilan, Luohan Agarwood, Phoenix Dancong, Phoenix Narcissus, Lingtou Dancong

There are many types of oolong tea, including Tieguanyin, which is suitable for seafood, etc.

Wuyi Rock Tea is produced in Wuyi Mountain in Fujian.

>03 Wuyi Rock Tea has a plump and even appearance, with tight curls, bright color, and frog-shaped leaves on the back. The color is verdant, sandy green, and dense yellow. The bottom and edges of the leaves are vermilion or have red spots, and the center is light green. When you drink this tea, you will find it has a rich aroma, mellow leaves, a fresh and smooth aftertaste, and a special "rock flavor". Da Hong Pao is the best quality Wuyi rock tea. A general term for oolong tea produced in Wuyi Mountain area, Wuyishan City (formerly Chong'an County), Fujian Province.

>04 Da Hong Pao: Ranked first among Wuyi rock teas, it is known as the “King of Teas” and is famous both at home and abroad.

>05 Iron Arhat: Ranked second among the four famous fir trees.

>06 White Rooster Crown: Ranked third among the four famous fir trees.

>07 Water turtle: Ranked fourth among the four famous fir trees.

>08 Wuyi Cinnamon: It is a new type of rock tea developed in recent years.

Taiwanese Oolong Tea is produced in Taiwan, China. It is a very good tea produced in Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu and other counties and cities. It is the earliest tea in Taiwan. The choice of oolong tea is important, but the method of brewing tea is also very important. The editor reminds everyone that it is best not to use boiling water to brew oolong tea. It is best to use water at a temperature of about 80°C. It is best not to drink tea before going to bed to avoid insomnia.