Sampler Box

Wuyi Rock Oolong Sampler

Regular price $22.00

The Four Famous Bushes Rock Oolong Sampler

Regular price $20.00

New to Wuyi yancha? Start here

Zui Gui Fei

Regular price $26.00

Ban Tian Yao

Regular price $18.00

Bai Ji Guan

Regular price $18.00
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Rooteas Shi Ru
Rooteas Shi Ru

Shi Ru

Regular price $24.00
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Rooteas Rui Xiang
Rooteas Rui Xiang

Rui Xiang

Regular price $16.00

Like floral and aromatic yancha? Try these

Zui Gui Fei

Regular price $26.00

Huang Mei Gui

Regular price $20.00
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Rooteas Shui Jin Gui
Rooteas Shui Jin Gui

Shui Jin Gui

Regular price $16.00
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Rooteas Gao Cong Shui Xian
Rooteas Gao Cong Shui Xian

Gao Cong Shui Xian

Regular price $18.00

Prefer deeper, more settled yancha? Choose these

Hui Yuan Keng Rou Gui

Regular price $42.00

Wu San Di Lao Cong Shui Xian

Regular price $36.00

Guo Xiang Rou Gui

Regular price $26.00

Tie Luo Han

Regular price $24.00

Lao Shu Rou Gui

Regular price $28.00

Classic Rou Gui

Regular price $16.00

Da Hong Pao

Regular price $15.00

Wuyi Black Tea

Hua Xiang Jin Mu Dan (Floral Aroma)

Regular price $9.00

Lan Xiang Huang Guan Yin (Orchid Aroma)

Regular price $9.00

Mei Zhan Jin

Regular price $12.00

Fuding White Tea

Silver Needle 2026

Regular price $40.00

Bear's Bait | 2015 Shou Mei

Regular price $5.00

Autumn Dew 2025 | White Dew White Tea

Regular price $3.50

What are the “roots” of Rooteas?

Rooteas tea making skills

Family-made

Wuyi Yancha is what our own family makes in Wuyishan, and it is the tea we work with
most closely. We know the growing areas and tea plants firsthand, as well as the decisions that go into processing and roasting. For the small number of other teas we carry, we work with tea-making families we know personally and whose work we know well.

Rooteas family tea farm

Single-origin

Wuyi Yancha carries the influence of where it is grown. Wuyishan has a particular growing environment shaped by its rocky terrain, soil, climate, sunlight, and moisture, and these conditions are an important part of what makes Wuyi Yancha what it is. Together with cultivar, processing, and roasting, they all play a part in the aroma, texture, and overall character of the finished tea.

Rooteas tea leaves

Transparency

We try to keep the information about our teas simple and clear. We share where each
tea comes from, what tea plant it is made from, and how it was processed and roasted, so you have a clear idea of what you're drinking.

BLOG POSTS

Tea Plant Types in Wuyi Yancha

Wuyi yancha is made from many different tea plant types, and their names and relationships can sometimes be confusing. This blog gives a general overview of...

Aug 15 2026

The Four Famous Bushes of Wuyi Rock Tea & Their Legends

From the “Five Famous Bushes” to the “Four Famous Bushes” In 1943, the famous tea scholar Lin Fuquan first introduced five Wuyi representative tea cultivars in...

Aug 08 2025

How does the local geography influence the taste of Wuyi Rock Tea?

With rock rhyme and floral aroma, Wuyi yancha is the “essence of mountains and rivers.” It not only bears the charm of the landscape but also...

Jul 13 2025

What is Wuyi Rock Oolong Tea?

Wuyi Rock Oolong, also known as “Rock Tea”, or “Yancha”, is a famous China Fujian Oolong. It grows in the Wuyi Mountain area of Fujian Province. The...

Jun 22 2025