Wuyi Rock Tea is the best among Chinese oolong tea. One of the top ten famous teas in China.

Wuyi Rock Tea is produced in Wuyi Mountain's unique and excellent ecological environment. It is praised as "The Strange Tea by the Stream is the best in the world, and Wuyi Immortals have been planted since ancient times". It has the "scent of rock bones and flowers". It has a rich aroma, which is better than orchids with a deep and lasting taste. It is mellow and clear, produces salivation and sweetness. Drink strongly without seeing bitterness. The soup is orange-yellow, and the seven-foam bubbles have a fragrance. After soaking, the leaves are "green leaves are red in the edge" and have a unique rock charm.

Wuyi Mountain has many cliffs and cliffs. Tea farmers use rock concaves, stone gaps, and cracks to build stone banks along the edges to grow tea. It is known as the "potted" tea garden. Because of the saying "Yanyan has tea, but no tea is not a rock", rock tea is therefore named. Wuyi rock tea is mainly divided into two production areas: Mingyan production area and Danyan production area.

Wuyi Rock Tea has written a very important and glorious page in the history of tea development in my country. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties (479 AD), Wuyi Tea was famous for its "Late Gan Hou" (the name of tea). In the Tang Dynasty, it became a gift from the upper class of scholars and officials. It was tributed to the court in the Song and Yuan Dynasties and was prosperous for a while. In the sixth year of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty (1302 AD), an imperial tea garden was set up on the banks of Siqu River in Jiuqu River. In the Ming Dynasty, the dragon tuan was abolished and steamed green tuan tea was changed to fried green loose tea. Later, the three reds and seven green oolong tea was rebuilt, which is now called rock tea. Therefore, Wuyi Rock Tea began in the Ming Dynasty and flourished in the Qing Dynasty. It was sold to Western Europe in the 17th century and was famous all over the world.

Dahongpao is the best quality among Wuyi rock tea. Wuyi Rock Tea is produced in Wuyi Mountain in Fujian. Wuyi Mountain is located in the southeast of Chong'an, Fujian, with a radius of 60 kilometers. It has 36 peaks and 99 rocks. There is tea in the rock. Tea is named after rocks, and rocks are famous for tea, so it is named rock tea. Wuyi has a long history of tea production. Tea has been planted in the Tang Dynasty. It was listed as a royal tribute in the Song Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was set up an imperial tea garden on the banks of the Siqu River in Jiuqu River in Wuyi Mountain to specialize in collecting tribute tea. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the tea trees planted in Wuyi Mountain were created. There are many varieties, including the "Four Famous Firs" of Dahongpao, Iron Arhat, White Rooster, and Water Gold Tortoise. In addition, there are also named after the growing environment of tea trees, such as the Unseen Sky and the Golden Key; the names of tea trees are named after the shape of the tea trees, such as the Drunken Begonia and the Drunken Dongbin, fishing turtle, phoenix tail grass, jade unicorn, a fragrant branch, etc.; named after the shape of tea trees, such as melon seeds, gold, money, bamboo silk, golden willow, and willow leaf; named after the sprouting of tea trees, such as Welcoming spring willows, not knowing spring, etc.; named after the tea-scented shape, such as cinnamon, stone frankincense, white musk, etc.

Due to the fame of Wuyi Rock Tea, the Yuan Dynasty set up an imperial tea garden in Wuyi Mountain and was responsible for supervising the production of Wuyi Rock Tea for tribute. The Imperial Tea Garden was abandoned in the later years of the Ming Dynasty, and there is an Imperial Tea Garden Tea House built on the ruins.