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Tian Mu Qing Ding tea. [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
An Ding Yun Wu
The local people call An Ding Yun Wu (安頂云霧) as "shining pieces", because it has a shiny green color. It is grown in Fuyang in Hangzhou.
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An Ding Yun Wu tea. [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
Xianghu Longjing tea
Unlike West Lake Longjing tea, Xianghu Longjing (湘湖龍井) is produced in Xiaoshan district in Hangzhou. It is not a different species, but a general name for all the Longjing tea grown in this district.
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