Pinglin (Wenshan)

Píng Lín · 坪林

New Taipei · Taiwan

Pinglin District in New Taipei City is the heart of Taiwan's Wenshan Bao Zhong (Pouchong) production. Farmers brought trees and techniques from Fujian in the 19th century; the tea has been made here since around 1885. Bao Zhong is twist-shaped (rope-curled rather than ball-rolled), lightly oxidised, and traditionally wrapped in paper during drying — hence the name "wrapped kind". Production has steadily declined; modern Bao Zhong is a small-volume specialty.

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Latitude and longitude: 24.94, 121.71