Welcome to Taste Tea. Previously, we talked about the growing regions of Green tea, yellow tea and white tea. Just in time, Taste Tea Podcast received a question from a listener from Germany. This listener shared that he likes oolong tea and hopes to get some recommendations about oolong teas. When I heard this question, I was very excited, so I shared 4 types of oolong teas with him. In this episode, I will elaborate on the answer I had for this listener and introduce the growing areas of oolong tea and its distinctive tea varieties. Without further ado, let’s start this journey of tea tasting.According to the growing origins, oolong teas can be divided into: Northern Fujian oolong (闽北乌龙茶), Southern Fujian oolong (闽南乌龙茶), Guangdong oolong (广东乌龙茶) and Taiwan oolong (台湾乌龙茶), of these, oolong tea from Fujian has the largest production. For more detailed information, please refer to the shared notes below: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tfJwvFAYxfGMWSNx-JUBmw4iDbtMqqZ-R78wiSk2UcQ/edit?usp=sharing Reference links: Northern Fujian oolong: https://www.puretaiwantea.com/china-wuyi-narcissus-oolong-tea https://www.teavivre.com/info/four-famous-firs-of-wuyi.html Southern Fujian Oolong: https://www.puercn.com/wulongcha/zhishi/159429.html https://www.puer10000.com/chalei/123596.html Guangdong Oolong: https://www.163.com/dy/article/GLKD5N1J0552HOHQ.html https://serenetea-cha.com/blogs/news/what-is-phoenix-dan-cong-oolong-tea Taiwan Oolong: https://www.puercn.com/zhishi/44163/ Instagram@taste_tea_taste_life Email: [email protected]