Xunwu Tea

Xunwu Tea

　　Tea: Xunwu has a long history of tea cultivation, with abundant tea plant varieties and high-quality leaves. The main tea-producing areas are located in Guizhuma, Longting, Danxi, Chenguang, Changning, Wenfeng, Chengjiang, and Xiangshan.

　　Xunwu County’s famous tea, “Lion Rock Tea” from Wenfeng, also known as “Goose Lake Tea,” features plump buds. The resulting green tea has tightly rolled, fine, and uniform strips, covered with fine hairs all over, and boasts excellent color and aroma. It is known for its delicate fragrance, pure color, long-lasting brews, and rich, sweet aftertaste, earning it the reputation of being a “premium-quality tea.”

　　Another notable tea from Xunwu County is “Dadun Green Eyebrow Tea” from Chengjiang, a rising star among the region’s famous teas. Created by the Dadun Tea Farm based on years of tea-making expertise and inspired by the production techniques of renowned teas such as “Wuyuan Mingmei” and “Huangshan Maofeng,” this tea has tightly rolled, straight, and pointed strips with visible fine hairs. Its leaves are yellowish-green and glossy. When brewed, it emits a high, lasting fragrance, offers a mellow and refreshing taste, and presents a clear, bright yellow-green liquor.