Hi there,

I found a few varieties of oolong tea while searching the internet. I thought of sharing it here with all of you.

Da Hong Pao
Also known as Big Red Robe, a highly prized tea and a Si Da Ming
Cong. This tea is also one of the two Oolongs that make it to the list of Chinese famous teas.

Shui Jin Gui
Also known as Water Turtle, a Si Da Ming Cong.

Tieluohan
Also known as Iron Warrior Monk, a Si Da Ming Cong.

Bai Ji Guan
Also known as White Cockscomb,a Si Da Ming Cong. A special light tea with very distinctive lightly colored leaves.

Rou Gui
Also known as Cinnamon, a dark tea with a spicy aroma.

Shui Hsien
Also known as Water Sprite, a very dark tea, often grown elsewhere.

Jin Fo
Also known as Golden Buddha this is a very new tea that produces a light brew.

Huang Guanyin
Also known as Yellow Goddess of Mercy, this is a very new but already famous tea. Guan Yin is a goddess of mercy and the household.

Huang Mei Gui
Also known as Yellow Rose, this is a very new tea that produces a floral infusion with a very light taste.

Qi Lan
Also known as Rare Orchid is a popular light tea.

Jin Suo Chi
Also known as Golden Key.

Ban Tian Yao
Also known as Half Day Perish.

Fo Shou
Also known as Buddha Hands.

Bu Zhi Chun
Also known as Not known in springtime.

I've heard of some of these oolongs. It's interesting to see the translations. I especially like that last one "Bu Zhi Chun -
Also known as Not known in springtime."

"Not known in springtime" - :!: That's a great name.

I've never heard of this particular oolong though. Any idea where it's from? It must be Chinese, but do you know which province?

Well I did have oolong tea once at a friends place... I liked the taste of it.. I dont know which of the above variety it was...but the taste was good..

Can you tell me which one these is the most popular among people?