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Mao Xie Wang or «Hairy Crab» is the second most popular type of tea after Te Guan Yin in the South of Fujian Province. The bush of the same name belongs to the four most famous varieties of Anxi County. «Van» literally means «Royal» and in this case indicates a high quality category. There are two versions of the origin of such an unusual name: tea leaves from the mother bush are covered with silver fluff, which, playing in the sun, makes the leaves look like crab claws. On the other hand, during processing, the leaves begin to emit a sweet aroma reminiscent of a South Chinese crab meat dish called «Hairy Crab». Aroma: sweet, bright, fresh, refreshing, fruity, berry, floral. Taste: fresh and dried berries, herbaceous-floral, oily, refreshing, fruity. Light apple sourness in the aftertaste. Impact: relieves tension, improves mood and refreshes, you can drink in the evening.