An unusual oolong whose name raises more questions than it provides answers. It is still unclear whether there are family ties between Ui Zhou Gui and Zhou Gui Dan Cong. On the other hand, Ban Qiao Mu Zhou Gui Dan Cong (old trees with a prominent trunk) can be found in Guangdong.
The leaves are medium-sized and the color resembles a raven's wing. The bouquet of aromas is complex and varied. Spices, cakes, Arabic sweets. Even after the first sip, the aroma reveals notes of a blooming garden in the tropics. The infusion is bright, greenish-gold. The taste is subtle and varied. Dried mango, dandelion jam stand out, and the aftertaste is filled with a variety of tropical fruit notes.