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Is the Total Name of Places Where Premium Wuyi Yancha Are Harvested Name pic Wholesale Price Wu Yi Rock Tea / Wu Yi Yan Cha 武夷岩茶 “zhengyan” is the total name of places where premium wuyi yancha are harvested. The traditinal areas of “zhengyan” are 3 pits and 2 gullies in WuYi mountain. 3 pits are HuiYuan pit, NiuLan pit, and DaoShui pit; 2 gullies are LiuXiang gully and WuYuan gully. The other famous rocks of “zheng yan” in wuyi mountain are Tianxin rock, Matou rock…and tea farms within wuyi mountain scenic region Da Hong Pao HDHP1:315USD/50G ---Champion tea in Annual HDHP2:255USD/50G Competition HDHP3:335USD/500G ---hand-made tea of (from TianXin rock) traditional-making skill inheritor. --- “zhengyan” tea ---premium tea Tie Luo Han HTLH1:435USD/500G --- “zhengyan” tea --- Wuyi Famous Four Tea Bushes ---premium tea Bai Ji Guan HBJG1:580USD/500G --- “zhengyan” tea --- Wuyi Famous Four Tea Bushes ---premium tea Shui Jin Gui HSJG1:435USD/500G --- “zhengyan” tea --- Wuyi Famous Four Tea Bushes ---premium tea Rou Gui HRG1:315USD/50G --- “zhengyan” tea (from “Niu Lan Pit”) --- Wuyi Famous Four Tea Bushes HRG2:435USD/250G ---premium tea (from “Ma Tou Rock”) HRG3:275USD/500G ( super-grade tea,from “Wu Yuan Gully” Shui Xian HSX1:290USD/100G --- “zhengyan” tea (Gold award tea,from ---premium tea “Tian Xin rock”) HSX2:525USD/250G (from “Hui Yuan Pit”) HSX3:215USD/500G (from “Ma Tou Rock”) Lao Cong Shui Xian HLCSX1:815USD/60G --- “zhengyan” tea (Tea tree age is more than ---premium tea 150 years; national gift tea) HLCSX2:685USD/250G (from “Hui Yuan Pit”,tea tree age is about 100 years) HLCSX3:410USD/500G (Tea tree age is more than 70 years Fo Shou --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HFS1:320USD/500G ---premium tea Que She --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HQS1:320USD/500G ---premium tea Huang Mei Gui --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HHMG1:320USD/500G ---premium tea Jiu Bie Lan --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HJBL1:175USD/500G ---premium tea Qian Li Xiang --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HQLX1:260USD/500G ---premium tea Ban Tian Yao --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HBTY1:260USD/500G ---premium tea Mei Zhan --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HMZ1:175USD/500G ---premium tea Che Lan --- Wuyi Famous Tea Bushes --- “zhengyan” tea HCL1:495USD/500G ---premium tea (from liuxiang gully) Taste package of high-end 1 taste package about 145g wuyi rock tea Including “Da Hong Pao” TASTE-1:95USD “shui xian” “lao cong shui xian” “ban tian yao” “rou gui” --- “zhengyan” tea ---premium tea Wu Yi Black Tea 武夷红茶 “zheng shan” is core tea area of “Tong Mu Guan” in the protected natural area of Wuyi mountain Jin Jun Mei HJJM-1:260USD/50G --- “zheng shan” HJJM-2:260USD/100G ---premium tea HJJM-3:580USD/500G HJJM-4:360USD/500G Lapsang souchong HLS-1:290USD/250G --- “zheng shan” ---premium tea Chi Gan HCG-1:235USD/250G --- “zheng shan” ---premium tea HCG-2:365USD/500G Phoenix Single Bush Oolong tea/ FengHuang DanCong Oolong Tea 凤凰单枞乌龙茶 Premium Quality Dancong Tea Producer:Sanhong Tea Farm in ChaoZhou Phoenix Dancong Orchid HML-A： Honey 145USD/0.5KG HML-B： 200USD/0.5KG HML-C： 245USD/0.25KG Phoenix Oolong Zhilan HZL-A： Xiang,Orchid Flavor 189USD/0.25KG HZL-B: 380USD/0.25KG HZL-C: 320USD/0.1KG Phoenix Oolong Guihua HGH-A： Xiang,Osmanthus flavor 145USD/0.5KG Super Grade HGH-B： 115USD/0.25KG HGH-C：Supergrade 218USD/0.25KG Phoenix Oolong Xinren HXR-A： Xiang ,Almond flavor 175USD/0.25KG HXR-B: 435USD/0.25KG HXR-C: 800USD/0.25KG Yu Lan Xiang,Magonolia HYL-A： Flavo 200USD/0.5KG HYL-B： 290USD/0.25KG Wild Shuixian Super HSX-A： Grade 175USD/0.25KG HSX-B: 215USD/0.25KG Old Shuixian , Tea trees HSX-C: around 350-500 years old 500USD/0.25KG Mixture of several kinds of HQT-A： fruit flavor 138USD/0.25KG HQT-B： 290USD/0.25KG Phoenix Oolong Ba Xian HBX-A： 160USD/0.25KG HBX-B: 218USD/0.25KG HBX-C: 436USD/0.25KG Da Wu Ye （Ya shi Xiang) HDWY-A： 200USD/0.5KG HDWY-B: 218USD/0.25KG HDWY-C: 250USD/0.1KG Phoenix Oolong Song HSZ-A： Zhong,peach, apricot or 290USD/0.25KG mango flavor, from Song HSZ-B: Dynasty 725USD/0.25KG HSZ-C: 1400USD/0.25KG Brothers（Xiong Di Zai) HXD-A： 390USD/0.25KG Phoenix Oolong Tong Tian HTT-A： Xiang 145USD/0.25KG HTT-B: 500USD/0.25KG HTT-C: 405USD/0.1KG Phoenix Oolong Jianghua HJHX-A： Xiang, ginger flower flavor 290USD/0.25KG Gong Lan, Imperial Orchid HGL-A： 500USD/0.25KG Ye Lai Xiang, Tuberose HYLX-A： 500USD/0.25KG Lao Xiang Weng, Old Fairy HLXW-A:480USD/0.25KG Man Zhu Ye, Bamboo leaf HZYX-A： 725USD/0.25KG Zhi Zi Hua Xiang HZZHX-A： 200USD/0.5KG HZZHX-B： 290USD/0.25KG Zui Xiang Fei HZXF-A： 500USD/0.25KG Rou Gui Xiang, HRGX-A： (Cinnamon) 189USD/0.25KG Shan Qie Ye, HSQY-A： 435USD/0.25KG Wild-grown Baiye/Lingtou HBYL-B: Dangcong 175USD/0.25KG HBYL-C: 436USD/0.25KG HBYL-D:(Supergrade) 725USD/0.25KG Phoenix Oolong Oriental HDFH-A： Red,Dong Fang Hong ,the 725USD/0.25KG one sent to Chairman Mao Premium Tea or High-end Tea of Chinese Green Tea 极品绿茶 Tai Ping Hou Kui HTPHK-1:1050USD/200G ---premium tea (national gift tea) ---handmade tea with traditional skill. HTPHK-2:520USD/250G ---“hou keng” is the original place where premium “hou kui” tea are harvested Xi Hu Long Jing HSFLJ-1:295USD/250G ---premium tea. ---from Shi Feng tea village where premium “long jing ” tea are harvested ---Harvested before pure brightness festival Liu An Gua Pian HLAGP-1:325USD/150G ---premium tea. ---“bat cave” in Qi Shan tea village ---Handmade tea with traditional skill .
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