Wang Shan

$23.00

  • Full fermentation
  • Floral aroma | Woody aroma | Longan flavor

Brand: Wuyuepin
Variety: Wild tea
Origin: Tongmu, Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China
Producer: the fourth - generation inheritor of black tea, Wen Changjing.
Harvested year: 2015
Box: 5g * 2 packets
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Description

Origin of variety

This black tea, picked and produced in 2015, originates from the unmanaged wild mountains and forests. Through the passage of time, its inner essence has transformed from a faint fragrance into a mellow sweet aroma. 

The tea liquor is bright orange – red, presenting a thick and glutinous texture similar to rice soup, as smooth as velvet. Once sipped, the wild flavor, accompanied by a delicate fragrance, reveals a calm, elegant and mature taste.

Teaviews recommend

This is a black tea with a strong – penetrating flavor. After drinking it, you’ll feel a slight warmth in your body, and your stomach will feel cozy. It’s just like a vintage red wine, mellow and sweet. Gently swirl the tea cup, and you’ll notice an obvious “cup – hanging” effect, and the fragrance at the bottom of the cup lingers for a long time. I’m sure you’ll have a different physical sensation every time you drink it. It’s a perfect choice for tea lovers who are fond of the rich wild charm.

Enjoy a cup of heritage tea—crafted by an Intangible Cultural Heritage inheritor—for just $11.5. Steep numbers:  5-8.

*The number of brewing rounds may vary depending on individual taste preferences.

Sweet

5

Fresh

2

Intensity

3

Evolving Experience

4

Tea Caffeine Content

  • Functional ingredients:
Tea polyphenols

Caffeine

Amino acids

* Data source: "Biochemical Components and Quality of Tea" by the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
*Reference source of the information about the physical functions of tea: 《Health functions of tea》 Authors: Chen Zongmao (a tea science expert and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering), Zhen Yongsu (a microbiological pharmacologist and oncological pharmacologist, and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering)

  • Body feeling

Energize & Refresh | Warm the Body | Alleviate Menstrual Symptoms | Lift Spirits

How to create the perfect cup of tea

Brewing is flexible. Feel free to adjust it to your taste. If you’d like to explore gongfu brewing, try our recommended method below—you may discover a different side of the tea.

Hot Brew

Use hot water at the recommended temperature for brewing.

Hot water 95℃ (203℉)

Brew tea using a gaiwan or porcelain teapot

Gaiwan /
Porcelain pot

Add the recommended amount of loose leaf tea for brewing.

5g (0.176oz)

Use the recommended amount of water for brewing.

110ml

Tea suitable for 7 infusions

7 infusions

After the third infusion, steep each subsequent infusion for 30 seconds longer.

On-the-Go Brewing

Use hot water at the recommended temperature for brewing.

Hot water 80℃ (176℉)

Brew tea in a thermos cup for convenient everyday drinking.

Thermos
cup

Add the recommended amount of loose leaf tea for brewing.

5g (0.176oz)

Use the recommended amount of water for brewing.

250-500ml

Steep the tea for 15–30 minutes, depending on the tea variety and brewing method.

15-30mins

3- Stages of Gongfu Brewing

Preheat the gaiwan or teapot with boiling water before brewing tea.
Add loose leaf tea to the warmed brewing vessel.
Gently shake the tea leaves to release their natural aroma.

Warm the gaiwan or teapot

Add the tea leaves to the brewing vessel

Gently shake the leaves to release their aroma

Pour hot water gently along the side of the gaiwan for gongfu brewing.
Adjust the pouring height during gongfu brewing according to your preference.
Quickly pour the brewed tea into a sharing pitcher to stop the infusion.

Pour 95°C hot water gently along the side of the gaiwan

Pour from high or low, depending on your preference

Quickly pour the tea into a sharing pitcher (fairness pitcher)

Enjoy the aroma of the freshly brewed tea liquor.
Take a slow sip to experience the tea's flavor and texture.
Enjoy the lingering aroma left in the empty teacup after drinking.

First, enjoy the aroma of the tea liquor

Take a slow sip

Enjoy the lingering aroma in the empty cup

Speciality Tea for Every Taste

To bring out the calm character of this tea, keep the kettle close to the cup or gaiwan and pour slowly.

For the first few infusions, steep briefly to keep the taste fresh and smooth. After the third infusion, you can add a little more time depending on how strong you like it.

As the leaves open, the tea becomes softer and sweeter, with the aroma shifting from fresh floral notes to a gentle woody warmth. A simple brew, with a quiet change in every cup.

Your Cup Makes a Difference

We're committed to building a sustainable ecosystem of diverse tea gene varieties with tea lovers and farmers, and initiating the Minor Tea Variety Protection Plan. Come and try our scarce variety combination! One box, three flavors, filled with wild stories waiting for you to explore. ($0.25 from each purchase goes to the cultivation of minor tea varieties.)

Teaviews Minor Tea Variety Protection Plan supporting rare tea cultivars and small tea varieties

About Us

Hi, tea lovers!

At Teaviews, we believe tea should feel close, not distant. Inspired by years spent learning in the tea mountains of Wuyi, we bring teas rooted in tradition into everyday life.

We work with tea makers in Wuyi, Tongmu, and other historic regions to select teas that are versatile, approachable, and true to their origin. Each cup is designed to fit your routine—whether you enjoy it hot or cold, alone or with friends—so that drinking tea becomes a small, joyful ritual.

Because the best tea isn’t always the rarest—it’s the one you come back to.

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