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CHINESE TEA LEXICON: Wuyi Yan Cha Cultivars

There are many types and cultivars of Wuyi Yan Cha, and sometimes the terminology can be confusing. In this episode of our tea lexicon series, we look at the many names of rock oolongs, including origins, true cultivars versus generic names, and the 'four famous bushes'. This video focuses on Mandarin, with pinyin transcriptions, and is suitable for beginners and those looking to expand their vocabulary (or tea knowledge!), especially after viewing our lexicon video: CHINESE TEA LEXICON: The 6 Types of Tea...or Maybe 7? –    • CHINESE TEA LEXICON I: The 6 types of...   👉 LINK TO OUR WEBSITE AND SHOP: https://nannuoshan.org 🎬 If you are looking to improve your tea knowledge and brewing skills, make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel:    / @nannuoshan   📖 For even more insights into the tea world and to access bonus material and special offers, join our newsletter: https://nannuoshan.org/pages/newsletter 🍵 TEA • Shui Jin Gui – https://nannuoshan.org/products/shui-... • Wuyi Yan Cha & other oolongs – https://www.nannuoshan.org/collection... 🀄️ TEAWARE • Gaiwans of all shapes and sizes – https://nannuoshan.org/collections/ga... • Delicate & charming pin ming cups – https://nannuoshan.org/collections/cups 💡 RELATED CONTENT 💡 • Video: Chinese Tea Lexicon: The Tea Leaves –    • CHINESE TEA LEXICON II: The Tea Leaves   • Video: Chinese Tea Lexicon: Cardinal Points and Chinese Provinces –    • CHINESE TEA LEXICON: Cardinal points ...   • Video: Why Jin Xuan is Called Milky Oolong –    • Why Jin Xuan is Called Milky Oolong   👉 FOLLOW US • Online shop: https://nannuoshan.org • Instagram:   / nannuoshan   • Facebook:   / nannuoshan   #chineselanguage #chinesetea #wuyirocktea