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[[File: | [[File:Huang-Zhi-Xiang.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Huang Xiang, a different Dan Cong]] | ||
'''Ba Xian''' (八仙) is a Dan Cong [[Oolong]] from Feng Huang in Guandong province, China. The name means literally "Eight Immortals" and refers to saints in Chinese mythology . Like other [[Dan Cong]] Oolong also this kind got twisted shaped leaves. This tea is usually heavy fermented and has a floral and sweet taste. | '''Ba Xian''' (八仙) is a Dan Cong [[Oolong]] from Feng Huang in Guandong province, China. The name means literally "Eight Immortals" and refers to saints in Chinese mythology . Like other [[Dan Cong]] Oolong also this kind got twisted shaped leaves. This tea is usually heavy fermented and has a floral and sweet taste. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
[http://teamania.ch/ | [http://teamania.ch/Oolong-Tea/Huang-Zhi-Xiang::121.html?language=en Feng Huang Dan Cong – Huang Zhi Xiang] | ||
[[Category:Oolong]] | [[Category:Oolong]] | ||
Revision as of 08:40, 26 October 2014
Ba Xian (八仙) is a Dan Cong Oolong from Feng Huang in Guandong province, China. The name means literally "Eight Immortals" and refers to saints in Chinese mythology . Like other Dan Cong Oolong also this kind got twisted shaped leaves. This tea is usually heavy fermented and has a floral and sweet taste.