Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Kings Tea’s Wuyi rock-tea process
Kings Tea presents Wuyi rock tea grown, made, and charcoal-roasted at its own gardens and factory in Wuyishan, China.
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- Its residue report covers one Rou Gui sample only; the site explicitly makes no EU, USDA, or JAS organic-certification claim.
Field notes
The homepage lays out the making process as withering, shaking, firing, rolling, roasting, and tasting, and specifies ash-covered charcoal and woven bamboo baskets for the roast. Its records section identifies two Chinese organic certificates and limits a residue-test result to one Rou Gui sample. The site also names Liu Dexi as chief tea maker and links the craft to China's national intangible cultural heritage listing.
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