“Lufeng Salty Tea” — also known as salty tea (or ground tea), is one of the traditional yet economical ways of warmly receiving guests in the old days. The preparation of Lufeng Salty Tea is unique: first, tea leaves are placed in a ya-bo (a specially made pottery bowl with serrated inner walls), moistened, and then pounded with a wooden pestle (about three feet long) made from hardwood such as pomegranate or lychee wood, stirring back and forth.
High Mountain Tea Seed Oil is made from premium tea seeds harvested in Huangshi Town, Longchuan County, in the mountainous regions of eastern Guangdong. It is refined using a combination of traditional folk craftsmanship and modern scientific methods. This oil boasts a natural fragrance, is non-drying, contains no cholesterol or aflatoxins, and is rich in unsaturated fatty acids. Among all vegetable oils, it has the lowest iodine value,
Purple Gold Dragon Whisker Divine Tea: Made from natural plant materials such as dragon whisker grass, China root, and coinleaf desmodium, and finely processed—it is a natural health drink.…
Shangwan Xianhu Tea is a specialty of Shangwan Town, Dongyuan County, Heyuan City, Guangdong Province. With a taste that is sweet, fragrant, mellow, and smooth, and being free from pollution, it is not only a flagship product of Shangwan Town but also a treasured tea in Lingnan. Xianhu Tea is produced in the Xianhu Mountain Range of Shangwan Town, Dongyuan County, Heyuan City, Guangdong Province. Shangwan Town is located at the junction of Dongyuan, Longchuan, and Heping counties.
When people think of green tea, they immediately think of premium varieties such as Longjing or Biluochun. The name Danxian Lake Tea is unfamiliar to many. As the top specialty product of Heyuan, Danxian Lake Green Tea has over 500 years of cultivation history. Grown at the summit of Xianhu Mountain, which sits more than 1,000 meters above sea level and is often shrouded in clouds and mist, this unique soil and...
The "Luhu Chun" brand of green tea series from Luhu Chun Tea Factory is made from high-quality fresh tender leaves sourced from tea-growing regions around Wanlv Lake, including Shangwan Xianhu, Santang, Suyang, Jiantou, Kanghe in Dongyuan County, as well as areas in Lianping, Heping, and Zijin. This product is crafted using traditional tea-making techniques, processed scientifically, carefully selected, blended, and packaged with vacuum preservation to maintain freshness...
Located in Shangwan Town, Dongyuan County — known as the "Hometown of Famous Teas" and part of Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, honored as one of China's Outstanding Tourist Cities — the "Yuexian" brand Dianxian Lake Tea is a specialty product. The "Yuexian" brand Dianxian Lake Tea was founded by a person surnamed Zeng in Shangwan and is the first tea brand in Dongyuan County to be officially registered with the National Trademark Office. Dianxian Lake...
Kanghe Tea…
The land in Pengzhai Town is fertile and has excellent farming conditions, making it a well-known land of fish and rice within Heping County. The area also has a relatively large economic planting area for oil tea. …
Lianping Green Tea is harvested in both spring and autumn. The spring tea is fragrant, tender, and smooth, while the autumn tea is rich, mellow, and delicious. When blended and brewed together, the tea offers a lingering floral aroma on the palate, with a gentle sweetness that gradually emerges. …
Jiulian Town, Jiao Lake Village: “Jiao Lake Tea”.…
Guilin Tea is grown in a lush green environment at an altitude of 1,170 meters, nestled at the foot of Longchuan's Damiao Mountain. It is a renowned tea from northeastern Guangdong, with a long history and a strong presence both domestically and internationally. The tea has a clear, pale green color and a rich aroma. It offers various health benefits, such as antioxidant properties, cooling and detoxifying effects, fat prevention, anti-cancer properties, and anti-aging advantages. The tea contains a variety of components including polyphenols...
Longchuan in Heyuan is rich in tea tree mushrooms. Also known as tea new mushroom, the tea tree mushroom is a purely natural, pollution-free health food that is high in protein, low in fat and sugar, and offers health benefits through diet. It has a delicious taste, a crisp stem, and a rich, pure aroma, making it a premium health food suitable for hotels and family banquets. The tea tree mushroom belongs to the fungi kingdom…
Qingzhuan Tea is mainly produced in the Xianning area of Hubei Province. It has a production history of over one hundred years. Made from old green tea leaves that are pressed into shape, Qingzhuan Tea is divided into three parts during pressing: the top three or four layers (sān sì miàn), the second layer (èr miàn), and the inner tea (lǐ chá). Among these, the top three or four layers — the surface part — are of the highest quality. They feature a brown color, rich and delicious tea flavor, a unique aroma, and a sweet aftertaste. The very outermost layer is called the “sprinkled surface” (sǎ miàn), made from the highest-quality raw materials; the innermost layer is called the “second surface” (èr miàn), which is slightly lower in quality. The layer between these two is called the inner tea (lǐ chá), which is of comparatively lower quality. Qingzhuan Tea is rectangular in shape, with a bluish-brown color, a pure aroma, reddish-yellow liquor, and a rich taste. In addition to quenching thirst, drinking Qingzhuan Tea can also refresh the mind, aid digestion, kill bacteria, and relieve diarrhea. It is mainly sold to northwestern regions such as Inner Mongolia. Made from old green tea leaves through a pressing process, this compressed green tea is primarily produced in counties such as Chibi, Xianning, Tianshan, Chongyang, and Tongmian in the Xianning area of Hubei Province, where it has a history of more than 100 years.
The bamboo husk tea (originally named gourd tea) produced by the Zijin County Beverage & Food Factory in Guangdong Province, revered as "fairy tea" by overseas Chinese, boasts a history of nearly 400 years. The product is made from more than 10 rare herbs collected in mountain forests and specially processed, then packaged in bamboo husks shaped like gourds. It has a sweet and pleasant taste, and offers the effects of...
Ruyuan County is located in the northern part of Guangdong Province and the western part of Shaoguan City. It falls within the mid-subtropical humid monsoon climate zone. The area enjoys a favorable air environment, abundant resources, year-round plentiful rainfall, and acidic soil in the Nanling Mountain region that is rich in calcium, iron, zinc, and other minerals and trace elements—making it one of the few prime growing areas perfectly suited for oil-tea camellia trees. The tea fruits here are plump and abundant. The main cultivation areas are distributed across towns such as Yilu, Rucheng, Daqiao, and Dabu. The county has a total planting area of 25,000 mu, producing 1,000 tons of camellia oil annually, with an annual output value exceeding 50 million yuan.
Ruyuan Dancong Tea is primarily produced in towns such as Dongping, Luoyang, and Bibei in Ruyuan County. It is a variety of Dancong tea introduced and cultivated in 2003 through low-grafting techniques from Phoenix Mountain in Chaozhou. The production area of Ruyuan Dancong Tea is often shrouded in clouds and mist, with significant day-night temperature variations. The water and soil are unpolluted, and the region benefits from a favorable balance of light, temperature, and rainfall, along with fertile land. The area has few residents, no industrial or mining enterprises, and its climate, soil, and geographical environment are highly suitable for growing Dancong tea. Ruyuan Dancong Tea features natural floral aromas, a lasting and delicate fragrance, a rich and refreshing taste, and a smooth, sweet aftertaste. The tea leaves are typically harvested in the afternoon and processed the same evening, with the entire production process taking place at night. It undergoes steps including withering in the sun, airing, tossing, fixing, rolling, and roasting, taking around 10 hours to produce the final product. Major producers of Ruyuan Dancong Tea include Ruyuan Yao Autonomous County Yaoxiang Tea Research and Development Co., Ltd., Ruyuan Yao Autonomous County Tianyao Agricultural Development Co., Ltd., and Ruyuan Yao Autonomous County Guoshanyao Tea Professional Cooperative.
Jinzhu Peak Dancong Tea Jinzhu Peak Dancong Tea is a high-aroma oolong tea produced by Ruyuan Yaoxiang Tea Industry Research and Development Co., Ltd. This tea features intense floral aroma, mellow taste, and a strong aftertaste. In May 2005, it won the Gold Award at the Sixth Guangdong Famous & Quality Tea Quality Competition. Ruyuan Yao Autonomous County Yaoxiang Tea Industry Research and Development Co., Ltd.
Yaoshan Tea Oil Tea oil is widely recognized as a “green food” and a “health food,” making it one of the best health-promoting cooking oils. This product is made from high-quality local Yaoshan tea camellia seeds, carefully pressed using traditional methods. It boasts pure quality, free from aflatoxin and cholesterol. Regular consumption can help prevent various cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease, cerebral thrombosis, and arteriosclerosis, and offers excellent health benefits including lowering blood pressure, reducing blood lipids, and softening blood vessels. In addition, tea oil is a natural ingredient for skincare, haircare, cosmetics, and premium pastries. Using tea oil to treat burns, scalds, and to dispel wind and dampness in infants and young children is a traditional folk remedy.
Virgin Mary Tea is made from naturally wild seven-leaf ginseng, sourced from the deep mountain forests of the Yao ethnic region in Ruyuan. Pollution-free and of premium quality, it is known as the “Ginseng of the South.” Crafted from its finest selection, Virgin Mary Tea boasts a unique aroma, sweet taste with a lingering aftertaste, and contains various components such as gypenosides, amino acids, and trace elements. Regular consumption of this tea can help prevent colds and hepatitis.