Hunan
Hú Nán · 湖南
Hunan · China
Hunan is a south-central Chinese province whose tea culture spans both yellow and dark categories: Junshan Yinzhen yellow tea from Junshan Island in Dongting Lake, and Anhua heicha (including Fuzhuan with its "golden flowers" Eurotium cristatum fungus) from Anhua County in the province's centre.
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Anhua Fuzhuan (Golden Flowers Brick)
Ān Huà Fú Zhuān · 安化茯砖 (安化茯磚)
Anhua China
dark · fuzhuan
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Anhua Qianliang Cha (Thousand-Tael Tea)
Ān Huà Qiān Liǎng Chá · 安化千两茶 (安化千兩茶)
Anhua China
dark · anhua
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Anhua Tian Jian (Heaven Points)
Ān Huà Tiān Jiān · 安化天尖
Anhua China
dark · anhua
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Guzhang Maojian
Gǔ Zhàng Máo Jiān · 古丈毛尖
Guzhang China
green · pan-fired
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Junshan Yinzhen (Junshan Silver Needle)
Jūn Shān Yín Zhēn · 君山银针 (君山銀針)
Junshan Island China
yellow · yellow-bud
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Latitude and longitude: 28.11, 113.0