Getting around the world of Tea, China (2)

Chinese Name: Origin & Tea	Pronounced: Pinyin	English Name	Place/ Province of: Origin
西湖龍井	Long Jing	Dragon Well	Xi Hu (Zhe Jiang)
洞庭碧螺春	Bi Luo Chun	Spring Snail	Tai Hu (Jiang Su)
安溪鐵觀音	Tie Guan Yin	Iron Goddess	An Xi (Fu Jian)
黃山毛峰	Mao Feng	Fur Peak	Huang Shan (An Hui)
君山銀針	Yin Jan	Silver Needle	Jun Shan (Hu Nan)
祁門紅茶	Qi Men Hung	Qi Men Red	Qi Men (An Hui)
武夷大紅袍	Da Hung Pao	Big Red Rope	Wu Yi Shan (Fu Jian)
六安瓜片	Gua Pien	Mellon Seed	Liu An (An Hui)
白毫银针	Bai Hao Yin Jan	White Fur Silver Needle	Fu Ding (Fu Jian)
云南普洱	Pu'er	Pu'erh	Si Mao (Yun Nan)
凍頂烏龍	Wu Lung	Oolong	Nan Tou (Taiwan)
盧山雲霧	Yun Wu	Cloud & Fog	Lu Shan (Jiang Xi)
信陽毛尖	Mao Jian	Fur Tip	Sin Yang (Hu Nan)
蒙顶甘露	Gan Lu	Sweet Dew	Ming Ding (Si Chuan)
都匀毛尖	Mao Jian	Fur Tip	Du Yun (Gui Zhou)
蘇州茉莉花茶	Muo Li Hua	Jasmine	Su Zhou (Jiang Su)
恩施玉露	Yu Lu	Jade Dew	En Si (Hu Bei)
平水珠茶	Zhu Cha	Pearl Tea	Ping Shui (Zhe Jiang)
太平猴魁	Hou Kui	Monkey King	Tai Ping (An Hui)

An overview of the main teas I encounter.

Note many teas may be produced in multiple provinces. eg. Oolong Taiwan / FuJian. I acquire Tie Guan Yin produced in FuJian, from 3 separate, family owned , tea farms (Mrs Yang, Li Hong and Da Sha) High Mountain Oolong from various locations in Taiwan.