"Water Sprite" Lao Cong Shui Xian Wuyi Oolong Tea

One village on the foot of Wuyishan had a particularly curious monk living in the local temple.  He wished to see where all the rivers originate. So he set out on a long journey up the rocky slopes of the Wuyi Mountains.  Once at the top, fully surrounded by fog, clouds, and mist, he saw a figure. It was the Wise Tea Master Lao Cha. He took him to a tea bush and brewed the leaves.  The monk was at a loss for words. He felt that the tea had the spirit of all the mountains, rivers, and oceans of the entire world.  – What is the tea, oh wise one? – Shui Xian Wuyi Oolong. Now go on, take this tea back to your village where fellows can enjoy it for centuries to come.    The Wuyi Mountain region is a place with a unique terroir. Though not incredibly high, fog and mist always shroud the mountain peaks. The moisture gets accumulated on the rocky sides of the mountains and then flows down these rocks to the roots of the tea plants, enriching them with minerals and creating the unique Yan Yun (