The Liu family's legacy unfolds in Long Juan, a quaint village in An Xi county, Fu Jian province, established during the Qing Dynasty. For nearly four generations, Mei Zhan oolong tea was their primary focus until the pivotal moment when the family acquired hectares of pristine land in the mountain. Varietals like Tie Guan Yin and Jin Guan Yin were carefully planted, complemented by fruit trees, fish ponds, and a vegetable garden to sustain workers during harvests.

Adhering to traditional techniques, the production of oolong tea on this land yields high-quality teas meeting EU standards, characterized by the use of organic fertilizers. Today, the Liu family's commitment to sustainable practices results in a distinctive range of oolong teas, each sip echoing a legacy of tradition and craftsmanship.