Premium Da Hong Pao (Wuyi Rock Oolong) | Outer Slope Zhengyan-Style Tea | Floral Aroma, Smooth Body & Balanced Sweetness
Premium Da Hong Pao (Wuyi Rock Oolong) | Outer Slope Zhengyan-Style Tea | Floral Aroma, Smooth Body & Balanced Sweetness
Product Description
A high-grade Wuyi Da Hong Pao sourced from outer-slope rocky tea gardens, offering a clean floral aroma, smooth texture, and balanced sweetness with gentle rock character.This Premium Da Hong Pao is produced from outer-slope Wuyi mountain tea gardens, where tea trees grow in full sunlight on mineral-rich rocky soil.
Compared to deep-core cliff-grown teas, this grade represents a more approachable expression of Wuyi rock oolong, with a focus on clarity, fragrance, and smooth drinking experience.
The tea delivers a bright floral aroma, soft body, and well-balanced sweetness, making it highly enjoyable for daily drinking and for those exploring Wuyi rock teas for the first time.
While lighter in mineral intensity than core gorge teas, it still carries a clear rock tea structure and clean finish, supported by careful roasting and stable processing.
Product Description
Product Description
Product Description
This Premium Da Hong Pao comes from outer-slope Wuyi Mountain tea gardens, where tea trees grow under full sunlight in mineral-rich rocky soil.
It represents a more accessible style of Wuyi rock oolong, focusing on floral aroma, smooth texture, and balanced sweetness rather than deep cliff mineral intensity.
The tea is carefully roasted to preserve its clean fragrance and soft drinking character, making it ideal for daily enjoyment and for those exploring Wuyi teas for the first time.
While lighter than Zhengyan cliff teas, it still maintains a clear rock tea structure and a clean, satisfying finish.
Key Features
Key Features
Key Features
Outer-slope Wuyi rock tea garden origin
Clean floral aroma with refreshing fragrance profile
Smooth and easy-drinking texture
Balanced sweetness with light rock undertone
Excellent entry-level premium Da Hong Pao
Ideal for daily drinking and introduction to Wuyi teas
Brewing Guidance
Brewing Guidance
Brewing Guidance
Tea amount: 5–7g per 150ml gaiwan
Water temperature: 90–95°C
Rinse: Quick rinse (3–5 seconds)
Steeping guide:
1–3 infusions: 10–15 seconds
4–6 infusions: 15–25 seconds
Later infusions: gradually increase steeping time
For a lighter, more aromatic profile, use slightly cooler water and shorter steep times.
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