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...he leaves of Mao Xie are green with silvery hairs. The only light oxidized tea gets a golden liquor with a flowery fragrance. [[Category:Chinese tea]]

'''Jin Guan Yin''' (金观音) is a new [[Oolong]] tea from Anxie in China. It is not a new varietal but a [[Tie Guan Yin]] clone == Anxi Oolong teas ==

== Famous Anxi teas == == Buy Fo Shou tea ==

'''Huang Jin Gui''' (黄金桂) is one of the famous Anxi oolong along with [[Tie Guan Yin]]. The name Huang Jin Gui means "yello-gol Huang Jin Gui is beside Tie Guan Yin one of the most famous teas from Anxi.

...ry in Anxi in Fujian province. Tie Guan Yin produced in different areas of Anxi have different gastronomic characteristics. Production has since extended t The tea is named after the Chinese Goddess of Mercy Guan Yin, who is known in Japan

...y it's sometimes also referred as Da Ye Mei Zhan (big leave Mei Zhan). The tea's liquor is bright orange with a smooth and flowery aroma. [[Category:Chinese tea]]

...obably originates from Anxi and was brought to Taiwan by tea farmers. This tea variety is used to produce some famous highland Oloong teas (Gao Shan Cha) == Buy Qing Xin tea ==

...province, China. The taste is light and is often referred to orchids. This tea variety is used to produce famous highland oloong teas such as Dong Ding, O * [[Formosa oolong tea]]

...yle Tie Guan Yin. The leaves of the tea are yellowish-green and the liquor tea is orange in color with a light and floral flavor. Ben Shan is one of Anxie [[Category:Chinese tea]]

...been grown since the Qing Dynasty. Rou Gui is like most oolong from [[Wuyi tea|Wuyi]] only twisted and not rolled. * [[Wuyi tea]]

...xperiment Station (TTES). Other common titles are Bai Lu and TTES #17. The tea is similar to [[Qing Xin]] (青心), literally "green heart", and therefor * Anxi

...erably depending on the area where it is compiled and the current trend of tea consumption. | [[Green tea]]

[[File:Ruan_zhi.jpg|thumbnail|[[Ruan Zhi]] Oolong tea from Doi Mae Salong]] ...n process that originated from this area: gongfu tea-making, or the gongfu tea infusion approach.

[[File:Teaareas taiwansmap.jpg|thumb|right|The main tea areas of Taiwan]] ...types: [[oolong]], [[black tea]] and [[green tea]]. The earliest record of tea trees found in Taiwan can be traced back to 1717 in Shi Sha Lien, present-d