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Hu Xiao Yan Rougui (Chinese: 虎啸岩肉桂, pinyin: hǔ xiào yán ròu guì), also known as Roaring Tiger Cliff Rougui, is a unique oolong tea from the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian Province, China. It belongs to the "Rock Oolong" (Yan Cha) category and has a unique flavor and aroma, making it prized by connoisseurs worldwide. This particular tea was crafted by tea master Guo Jiafu.
Origin:
The tea's name derives from its cultivation site—Roaring Tiger Cliff (Hu Xiao Yan). Located in the Wuyi Mountains Protected Area, south of the Nine-Side Stream and north of the One-Strip Cave, it is renowned for its stunning views. According to one theory, it was named after a "celestial being" riding a tiger was once seen there. Another theory holds that it originates from a crevice at the top of the cliff where the wind roars like a tiger.
All these nuances give the tea a special boldness, authority and an incomparable regal character!
Peculiarities:
Processing: Medium fermentation, twisting, roasting.
Appearance: Dark brown, curved leaves with silvery hairs
Aroma: Multifaceted, with notes of cinnamon, honey, fruit, flowers and smoke.
Taste: Rich, buttery, with fruity, caramel, tobacco, chocolate, spicy, and berry notes. Finishes with a long, refreshing finish.
Colour of infusion: Amber, golden.
Effect on the body:
- Warms, improves blood circulation
- Promotes digestion
- Strengthens the immune system
- Reduces stress levels
- Increases concentration
Brewing:
- It is recommended to brew using the steeping method in a gaiwan or teapot.
- Water temperature: 90-95°C
- Brewing quantity: 7-10 g per 120 ml of water
- Brewing time: First brew - 10 seconds, subsequent brews - gradually increase the time
- Can be brewed up to 10 times
Hu Xiao Yan Ruogui is more than just a tea; it's a true work of art, offering unforgettable taste and aroma experiences. If you're looking to experience a unique oolong tea with a rich history and flavor, Hu Xiao Yan Ruogui is an excellent choice.
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Name in Chinese
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虎啸岩肉桂 |
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Pinyin
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Hǔ xiào yán ròuguì |
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Translation
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Tiger Roar Rock Cinnamon Oolong |
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Tea variety
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Wu Yi Ro Gui |
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Country
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China |
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District
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Wuyi Mountains |
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Declared weight, g
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9 |
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Type of tea
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Oolong Tea |
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The Wuyi Mountains, and shan, as is known, is translated as "mountain" or "mountains", are located on the border of the provinces of Fujian and Jiangxi. This is a mountain range located on an area of about 1000 square kilometers. The highest point is Mount Huanggangshan, 2158 meters high, which is included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, both for cultural and natural criteria.
