Luoshuidong Shengpu

Luoshuidong, located in the core production area of Yiwu Zhengshan, is one of the famous tribute tea producing areas in history, on par with Mahui and Guafengzhai. The tea gardens are mostly distributed in the gentle slopes surrounded by primeval forests, with dense vegetation and rich soil humus. The tea trees are intermingled with camphor trees, osmanthus, and other forest trees, creating a unique complex aroma in the tea soup. The dried tea leaves are black, shiny, and tightly twisted, with silver hairs visible; after brewing, the tea soup is golden and translucent, with an elegant aroma dominated by delicate orchid fragrance and honey sweetness, which melts into the soup, subtle yet lasting. What tea connoisseurs praise most is its "silky smooth" mouthfeel - the tea is delicate and dense on the palate, with an extremely fine water path, almost no bitterness or astringency, and the sweetness spreads quickly. The lingering sweetness brings a long-lasting and powerful aftertaste, fully showcasing the characteristics of Yiwu tea - "fragrant and smooth". Drinking Luoshuidong is like listening to a melodious classical music piece, revealing the charm of tea in its warmth and smoothness. It is an excellent choice for beginners to Yiwu tea or those seeking a delicate taste.