1. 吴三地 wú sān dì
Wu San Di is one of the most well-known and distinctive old bush Shui Xian growing areas in the Wuyi Mountain region. Its tea production is centered around old bush Shui Xian. The area averages around 800 meters in elevation, rising to 1,300 meters at its highest point. And it's often shrouded in mist and cloud, with generally higher humidity. Thanks to its unique natural environment and microclimate, the old-bush Shui Xian from here shows a captivating blend of woody and floral notes.
Wu San Di literally means “The Three Lands of Wu.” According to local legend, in the Qing Dynasty, three brothers who were descendants of a Wu-surnamed lord fled here to seek shelter. They planted tea, settled in, and the place gradually became known as Wu San Di (“The Three Lands of Wu”).
2. Tea Information
Tree age: 70 years
Harvest Time: Spring, 2024
Roast Level: Medium
Producer: Yi Family
Tasting note: Woody note, Clean sweet fruit note, Gentle floral note, Faint bamboo-leaf note, a returning sweetness with a hint of post-rain forest