Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang
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Wuyi Rare Rock Tea:Yue Ming Xiang

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There are many varieties of Wuyi rock tea, and Shui Xian and Rou Gui are the mainstream products on the market.  We recommend Yue Ming Xiang, a small and rare Wuyi rock tea. In the world of Wuyi rock tea, rock charm and aroma are the biggest features. Bixiang, Yue Ming Xiang is not afraid, she is well deserved"  The top card", as a saying in Wuyi Mountain, "No matter how fragrant is Yue Ming Xiang", all sentient beings are overwhelmed by it. I would like to see its fragrance and smell its fragrance. The biggest feature of Yue Ming Xiang is its fragrance, which is like a flower but not a flower.  Like powder but not powder, this tea made by Gao Peng has a typical rouge fragrance, a very petty bourgeoisie smell, a high and elegant fragrance, open the lid and take out the fragrance, the soup is refreshing, and has a very lingering feeling, like a beauty who wears powder but is not coquettish.  Its shape is strong or firm, the color is dark green or clear brown, and the orange-yellow clear soup color is bright and lovely.  The bottom of the leaves is fresh, the green leaves are red with obvious edges, the fragrance at the bottom is quiet but not greasy, the entrance of the rock is high, the fire is mild, the bottom of the water is slightly deep and the aroma is rich and long, the taste is mellow and sweet, fresh and refreshing, and the "rhyme" taste is obvious.  , after repeated brewing, it is smooth and sweet, the soup is clear and melodious, it is resistant to brewing and deep, and the aroma is very obvious. I adopted the theme of Dunhuang Feitian Ladies in the packaging design of this rock tea. This is the business card of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, China.  , is the symbol of Dunhuang art. As long as you see the beautiful flying sky, people will think of the art of Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes. Among the 492 caves in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, almost all of the caves have flying sky paintings.  In Jingshu", "Foreign call gods are also heaven".  India called the gods flying in the sky Feitian.