FUJIAN
Prized teas from Oolong’s origin
Fujian is widely regarded as the
birthplace of Oolong tea. A sub-tropical climate combined with
high altitude gardens and heavy rainfall produce teas with delicate
orchid notes. Metropolitan sources some of Fujian’s best-loved
Oolongs.
GUANGDONG
Profit with Oolongs from one of China’s
richest provinces
In recent years the economy of Mountainous
Guangdong province has become one the strongest in China - no
doubt due their production of fabulous Oolong tea. Guangdong
Oolongs possess a world of floral nuance, thanks to the humid
jungle-like territory in which they are grown.
HUNAN
Stylish Oolongs from the home of spicy cuisine
What came first,
Hunan’s spicy cuisine or the fabulous tea? Either way,
a steaming pot makes the perfect companion to a spicy meal. Hunan’s
Oolong teas are known for their exceptionally stylish appearance,
full body and reddish cup. Like Fujian and Guangdong, Hunan’s
gardens soak up large quantities of pure rainfall, crisp mountain
and air and direct sunlight. Exceptionally rare teas.
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Old tradition up at the High Range Club, a tea planter’s hangout in Munnar India, holds that once any planter has reached 30 years of membership, they may hang their hat above the mantle. The oldest of these is a pith helmet belonging to A.W. John, member from 1895 – 1925.