Wuyi Origin is a tea company based in Wuyishan, Fujian, China with 67 teas in stock in our catalog. Last updated October 1, 2026 by My Tea Explorer.
Wuyi Origin is a family tea producer in Wuyishan, Fujian, run by Cindy Chen and her husband, Mr. Zhou. Chen's family has made tea in the Wuyishan area for generations, and she has run her own tea garden and factory since 2008. Zhou's family in Raoping, Chaozhou, makes Phoenix Dan Cong. The couple sell wholesale and direct to drinkers through their website, and they state that they only sell teas they process themselves. There is no retail shop.
The list reads like a Wuyi producer's inventory: dozens of named rock oolong cultivars, smoked and unsmoked lapsang souchong, Dan Cong from Guangdong, and white tea pressed or loose, with the harvest year printed on every listing. Some lots are years old, including a 2011 Lao Cong Shui Xian. Order Da Shui Keng Rou Gui first for a classic rock oolong, then Shui Jin Gui for comparison. Smoke fans should try the Hundred Years Lapsang Souchong Smoked Style.
Listed prices on October 1, 2026, not live. Compare per-gram prices across brands in the Tea Price Index.
Where to start with Wuyi Origin. The full catalog has 67 teas in stock; these are the ones the brand is best known for.
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Yes. Cindy Chen runs her own tea garden and factory in Wuyishan, and the company says it only sells teas it processes itself.
Cindy Chen, from a Wuyishan tea family, and her husband Mr. Zhou, whose family makes Phoenix Dan Cong in Raoping, Chaozhou.
Da Shui Keng Rou Gui (2025) as a reference rock oolong. Add the smoked Hundred Years Lapsang Souchong if you want a traditional smoked black tea.