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Shui Hsien tea

释义

Varieties
References

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| Tea_name = Shui Hsien
| Tea_type = Oolong
| Tea_color = Wuyi
| Tea_image =
| Tea_origin = Mount Wuyi, Fujian Province, China
| Tea_names = Shuixian, Shui Xian, Water Sprite, Sacred Lily
| Tea_quick = Heavy tea, the darkest of the dark oolongs from Wuyi.
| Tea_temperature = 90–100 °C
}}{{Tea map china province | Tea_province=Fujian}}

Shui Hsien tea ({{zh|c=水仙茶|p=shuǐ xiān chá}}; pronounced {{IPAc-cmn|sh|ui|3|-|x|ian|1|-|ch|a|2}}), meaning narcissus or water sprite, is an oolong tea from the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian Province, China with a heavy honey fragrance. Cheaper varieties are grown elsewhere in the province and have a burnt taste and are very popular with Chinese restaurants. The infused color is very dark brown showing that the tea is a very dark Oolong. This tea is also grown in Taiwan.

Varieties

Lao Cong Shui Hsien ({{lang|zh-hans|老欉水仙茶}}) : A Shui Hsien made from old bushes that may be as old as 200 years. The taste and appearance will signify it as an even darker Oolong.
Aged Shui Hsien ({{lang|zh-hans|老欉水仙茶}}) : A Shui Hsien that may have been aged for a few decades and rebaked.
Zhangping Shui Hsien(漳平水仙茶):A Shui Hsien that grown in Zhangping, Fujian Province.

References

5 : Wuyi tea|Oolong tea|Chinese teas|Chinese tea grown in Fujian|Cultivars of tea grown in China

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