2009 Wuyi Aged Tieluohan Oolong

This 2009 Aged Iron Monk Oolong, or Tie Luo Han (铁罗汉), is one of the famous Four Great Bushes (四大名丛) of Wuyi rock teas. It originates from Huiyuan Rock in the Wuyi Mountains of Fujian Province, a region known for producing some of the finest oolong teas. This tea stands out for its history and its distinct, well-balanced flavor. This Tie Luo Han is a roasted, semi-fermented oolong. The leaves are dark green with a slight reddish tint, and when brewed, they produce a bright orange-yellow tea. The flavor is rich and robust, with notes of roasted walnuts and sweet persimmon, balanced by a subtle mineral undertone typical of Wuyi teas. The first infusion leans more earthy, while from the second infusion, the sweeter, fruity notes come forward. You might also notice a hint of savory spice, similar to Chinese cinnamon. The tea has a silky mouthfeel with no dryness— something rare in aged Wuyi oolongs—offering a good body and a lingering sweet, woody aftertaste. Because of its satisfying and