Wuyi Mountain Rock Tea • Shui Lian Dong Zheng Yan Rou Gui/“笑纳”水帘洞正岩肉桂

Anyone who has visited Wuyi Mountain must know Shuilian Cave. The two streams of clear springs rushing down in front of the cave are particularly memorable. Not everyone knows that there is a large area of ​​quality in the vicinity of Shuilian Cave. Very good cinnamon and it's a 40 minute walk to Tianxin Temple. On the cliff of Shuilian Cave, wild lilies grow stubbornly. The mountain springs have been irrigated for many years, forming a humid small environment in the surrounding valleys. After hundreds of years of weathering, the rocks on the mountain have created the weathered soil around them, which indirectly provides sufficient mineral nutrients for the tea gardens. The Shuilian Cave is like this It has become a natural growth base for tea trees. The soil in Shuilian Cave is brown-red or brown-yellow, contains a lot of gravel, the soil layer is thick, loose and has good ventilation. The best Wuyi rock tea must grow on such sandy conglomerate, and the high-quality mountain farm envi