Is Frozen Top Oolong only produced in Taiwan Province Province? What's the difference between Tieguanyin and ordinary Tieguanyin?

Frozen top oolong is only produced in Lugu, Nantou County, Taiwan Province Province.

The difference between the frozen top oolong and the general Tieguanyin oolong is that the tea smells different, the place of origin is different and the taste is different.

First of all, tea tastes different.

1, Frozen Top Oolong Tea: Frozen Top Oolong Tea smells fresh and elegant, emitting osmanthus fragrance.

2. Tieguanyin: Tieguanyin has a unique "Guanyin rhyme", which is elegant and full of charm. After brewing, it has a natural orchid fragrance, pure taste, rich and lasting aroma, and has the reputation of "seven bubbles are more fragrant".

Second, different origins.

1, frozen top oolong: first, 1855 (Xianfeng period in Qing Dynasty). When Lu Gu Lin Fengchi High School returned to his hometown, he brought back 36 qingxin oolong seedlings from Wuyishan, of which 12 was planted by Lin Sanxian on the frozen top mountain near Qilintan. One is Su Jia who lives in Ding Dong Lane, Zhang Ya Village, Lugu Township. Their ancestors immigrated from Chinese mainland to Taiwan Province during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, and began to grow tea in Ding Dong during the Qianlong period.

2. Tieguanyin: The tea-making law of the Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty records: "The origin of green tea (oolong tea): In the third to thirteenth year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1725- 1735), the working people in Anxi, Fujian created and invented green tea, which was first introduced to northern Fujian and then to Taiwan Province Province."

Third, it tastes different.

1, Frozen Top Oolong: The taste is mellow and moist, the throat rhyme is full of sweetness, and the baking charm is obvious.

2, Tieguanyin: The taste is relatively light and the tip of the tongue is slightly sweet.