Cha Yuan Ji · Jiulongke Rougui — Wuyi Zhengyan Oolong Gift Box, 127.5g
Cha Yuan Ji · Jiulongke Rougui — Wuyi Zhengyan Oolong Gift Box, 127.5g
Jiulongke Rougui · The Character of Wuyi Zhengyan
From Jiulongke (九龙窠), a celebrated growing site within Wuyi's Zhengyan rock tea area, this Cha Yuan Ji Rougui brings a distinctive sense of place to the tea table. Fruit aromas intertwine with the cultivar's signature cinnamon-like fragrance, unfolding into floral notes and the mineral depth prized in Wuyi rock oolong.
Rich Texture, Layered Fragrance
The liquor is full-bodied yet soft and smooth, carrying fruit, cinnamon-like spice and floral fragrance through a layered tasting experience. Its combination of structure and aromatic lift expresses the classic rock tea character known as yan gu hua xiang, or “rock backbone and floral fragrance.” The cinnamon note is the tea's natural aromatic character, not added cinnamon.
A Gift with Quiet Presence
A deep-brown gift box with gold-foil detailing gives this set an understated, distinguished finish. Inside are 15 individually packed mini tins, each containing 8.5g of tea, for a total net weight of 127.5g. The separate tins help preserve the tea's aroma and make it easy to open one measured serving at a time.
Thoughtfully presented for business gifting, a gift for elders, or a shared tasting with fellow rock tea enthusiasts, this is a set to open slowly and enjoy across many tea sessions.
- Brand: Cha Yuan Ji (茶园集)
- Origin: Jiulongke, Wuyi Mountains, Fujian, China
- Classification: Zhengyan Rougui, Wuyi rock oolong
- Profile: Fruit and cinnamon-like aromas, floral fragrance and mineral rock character
- Texture: Full-bodied, mellow and smooth
- Packaging: Deep-brown gift box with gold-foil detailing; 15 mini tins × 8.5g
- Total net weight: 127.5g
Product Description
Product Description
Cha Yuan Ji · Jiulongke Rougui expresses the character of a celebrated Wuyi Zhengyan growing site through layered fragrance and a rich, softly textured liquor.
Fruit aromas intertwine with Rougui's natural cinnamon-like fragrance, followed by floral notes and mineral depth. Full-bodied yet mellow and smooth, the tea brings together the structure and floral lift described as yan gu hua xiang, or “rock backbone and floral fragrance.”
Presented in a deep-brown gift box with gold-foil detailing, the set contains 15 individually packed mini tins of 8.5g each, totaling 127.5g net weight. Separate tins help retain the tea's aroma and offer convenient measured servings for Gongfu brewing.
An understated gift for business occasions, elders or fellow tea enthusiasts, with the distinctive character of Jiulongke at the heart of every session.
Key Features
Key Features
Origin: Jiulongke (九龙窠), Wuyi Mountains, Fujian, China
Classification: Wuyi Zhengyan Rougui oolong
Aroma: Layered fruit, cinnamon-like spice and floral fragrance
Liquor: Full-bodied, mellow and smooth, with distinctive mineral rock character
Presentation: Deep-brown gift box with gold-foil detailing
Pack size: 15 individually packed mini tins × 8.5g; 127.5g total net weight
Occasions: Business gifting, gifts for elders and rock tea tastings
Brewing Guidance
Brewing Guidance
Suggested Gongfu brewing starting point:
Use one 8.5g mini tin in a 120–150ml gaiwan or small teapot. Adjust the leaf-to-water ratio to taste.
Water: Freshly boiled water, 98–100°C.
Warm the teaware before adding the leaves, then briefly enjoy the aroma from the warmed vessel.
Begin with a quick infusion of about 3-5 seconds and decant completely. Keep the first few infusions short, then gradually extend the time as the leaves open and the flavor softens.
Taste across successive infusions to explore the fruit, cinnamon-like spice, floral fragrance and mineral rock character.
Storage: Keep unopened tins in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, moisture and strong odors. Once a tin is opened, use promptly for the best aroma.
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