Xishui Black Tea. The production area of Xishui Black Tea covers the current administrative region of Xishui County, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. "Xishui County People's Government Request Regarding the Delimitation of the Protection Area for Xishui Black Tea as a Geographical Indication Product" Xishuifu Cheng [2016] No. 30. Guizhou Provincial Local Standard: "Geographical Indication Product – Xishui Black Tea" (draft)…
Walnut Dam Village in Meijiang Town, Meitan County, Guizhou Province, is located in the northwest of Fenggang County and is one of the most populous and largest villages in Zunyi City by area. The village covers a total area of 12 square kilometers, comprises 8 villager groups, has a population of 3,347, and an average per capita income of 8,800 yuan. Tea is the dominant industry in the village, with current tea plantation coverage of 7,800 mu—averaging 9 mu per household and over 2 mu per person—earning it the reputations of “Ecological Tea Specialty Village of Western China” and “Number One Tea Village in Southwest China.”
Meitan Tea is a specialty of Meitan County in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. Meitan County is the top tea-producing county in Guizhou, known as the "Hometown of Famous Chinese Teas" and the largest tea base in the province. The cultivation of Meitan Tea has a long history. The Tea Sage Lu Yu mentioned in his classic work, The Classic of Tea: "In central Guizhou, there are Si Prefecture, Bo Prefecture, Fei Prefecture, Yi Prefecture... where tea is often obtained, and its flavor..."
A Guizhou specialty—Meijiang Tea, named after the Meijiang River where it is produced. Created in 1943, it has a history of over 60 years and is a famous flat-shaped tea from Guizhou Province. It is mainly sold in Guiyang and Zunyi, as well as in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and other places. It serves as a gift tea for family and friends, and for hosting international guests. Specialty culture...
Daozhen tea is a specialty of Daozhen County in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. The quality of Daozhen tea is exceptionally high — the tea buds are plump, soft, and tender, with a strong aromatic profile. Once processed, the tea leaves are glossy and bright green, with a lasting fresh fragrance, crystal-clear emerald color, and a refreshing, mellow taste. The climate and soil in Daozhen are highly favorable for tea tree growth, contributing to the outstanding quality of the tea.
Tianba Village in Yong’an Town, Fenggang County, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province, is located in the northwest of the county, at an altitude of about 930 meters. With mild winters and cool summers, abundant rainfall, and rich heat, its predominantly mountainous and hilly terrain is ideal for tea cultivation. Notably, the soil in Tianba contains trace amounts of zinc and selenium, which contribute to the unique quality of Fenggang’s tea.
Fenggang Health Oil Tea is a specialty of Fenggang County in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. The oil tea is a delicious dish cherished by the locals, consumed daily without ever tiring of its flavor — its aroma wafts through the villages, refreshing the heart and soul. Historically known as the “Land of the Ancient Yelang Kingdom,” Fenggang’s health oil tea traces its roots back to the tea-brewing traditions of the Tang and Song dynasties.
Oil Tea Zheng'an Oil Tea. It is said that during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republican period, people sought to quit opium addiction by drinking strong, bitter tea to counteract the effects of the drug. While this practice had some success in curbing the addiction, frequent consumption often caused digestive discomfort and irritation. To improve the taste, some began adding seasonings such as oil and salt to the tea, which made it much more palatable. Over time, this evolved into what is now known as Zheng'an Oil Tea.
Geographical Scope: Zheng'an County is located between 107°4' and 107°42' east longitude and 28°9' and 28°51' north latitude. The climate is mild, with an average temperature of 15.2°C, abundant rainfall, and an annual precipitation of 1100–1300 mm. Specific qualities: "Zheng'an White Tea" is produced at elevations of 800…
I. Quality Characteristics Zheng'an Eagle Tea holds an irreplaceable advantage among other types of tea such as black tea, green tea, and oolong tea produced in our county. When brewed, Zheng'an Eagle Tea is pure and delicious in taste, with a reddish-brown color, and mainly offers benefits such as promoting saliva production, relieving summer heat, and quenching thirst. II. Historical Origins and Geographic-Cultural Connections Zheng'an Eagle Tea is…
1. Quality characteristics: The tea liquor is light yellow, pure and refreshing, with a slight sweetness. 2. Historical origins and geographical-cultural context: Tengcha is a perennial vine-like edible plant, mainly distributed in Qiaoqing Village, Fuyan Township, Zheng'an County. It is widely planted along courtyard walls and bamboo fences in front of and behind houses, with a cultivation history spanning several hundred years. Its stems and leaves are...
Liping oil tea is a specialty of Liping County in Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. Liping County is one of the main oil tea producing areas in Guizhou and has been listed as a national key county for oil tea development. Its "Dongxiang Tea Oil" has received national certifications for "Famous & Premium Brand" and "Assured Oil." Liping County is one of the primary oil tea producing regions in Guizhou, where oil tea cultivation has a history of over 400 years.
Liping tea is a specialty of Liping County in Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. Liping County is known as the "Hometown of Famous Teas in China." By the end of 2012, the tea planting area in Liping County had reached 508,000 mu. In recent years, the tea industry in Liping has emerged rapidly, giving rise to numerous emerging brands that have grown quickly in this red, fertile land of the Dong villages in Liping, gradually becoming trusted brands in the eyes of consumers. Tea brands such as "Que She" (Sparrow’s Tongue), "Mao Jian" (Hairy Tip), "Xiang Lü Cha" (Fragrant Green Tea), and "Bai Cha" (White Tea), representative of "Liping Tea," have seen their market share in China increase year by year. These teas have also won nearly 30 gold and silver awards in prestigious tea competitions such as the "China Tea Cup" and "China Green Tea Cup." In particular, in 2010, Liping County was honored with two prestigious titles: "National Key Tea-Producing County" and "Hometown of Famous Teas in China." The visibility and reputation of the county's tea have continued to rise, further demonstrating the outstanding quality and boundless potential of "Liping Tea."
Liping "Sparrow's Tongue Tea" is famed for its slender, flat, and straight shape resembling a tack, vibrant green color, mellow taste, fragrant aroma, tender and clear green broth, and delicate leaves that form distinct buds. Certified by the National Agricultural Ministry’s Tea Quality Supervision and Testing Center, it is recognized as a high-quality premium tea in China and won the Grand Prize at the 4th "China Tea Cup" National Famous & Premium Teas Evaluation...
Xianglu Mountain Mist Tea is a specialty of Xianglu Mountain in Kaili City, Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. With a taste that is both astringent and mellow, Xianglu Mountain Mist Tea helps clear heat and toxins, promote saliva production to relieve thirst, eliminate fatigue, nourish skin and beauty, and regular consumption can enhance the body’s immunity and prolong life. Xianglu Mountain is located 15 kilometers west of Kaili City in Guizhou Province, surrounded by steep cliffs on all sides and shaped like an incense burner.
Selenium-rich Qingming Tea from Leigong Mountain is a specialty of Leigong Mountain in Leishan County, Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. The tea boasts excellent quality, with plump and tender leaves, a rich and mellow aroma, a refreshing taste with a lingering sweetness, and a high tolerance to brewing. Qingming tea refers to the tender buds picked during the Qingming season, making it the first tea harvest of the new year. Spring temperatures are mild, and rainfall is abundant,
Leigongshan Silver Ball Tea is a specialty of Leigongshan in Leishan County, Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. Leigongshan Silver Ball Tea is meticulously processed from high-quality one-bud-one-leaf and one-bud-two-leaves tea leaves sourced from eco-friendly tea gardens located deep within the misty Leigongshan National Nature Reserve. The tea is distributed across the Leigongshan National Nature Reserve...
Green Maocha is a specialty of Zhenyuan and was designated as an imperial tribute during the early Qing Dynasty. Since its main production area is Yangchang Town, it is also known as "Yangchang Tribute Tea." In 1956, it was officially designated by the state as an export commodity. Laboratory tests show that its total catechin content ranges from 100.9 to 177 mg%, total amino acids from 1256 to 1575.7 mg,
YunTai Mountain Bitter Tea is a specialty of Shibing County in Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. The tea leaves from YunTai Mountain in Shibing are light green and bright in color. Upon tasting, they feel moist with a slight bitterness at first, yet leave a sweet, fragrant, and lingering aftertaste that brings a refreshing and comfortable sensation. YunTai Mountain Bitter Tea is mainly produced on the slopes within hundreds of square kilometers surrounding YunTai Mountain in Shibing County.
Danzhai Selenium-Zinc Tea is made from high-quality fresh tea leaves sourced from the pristine, pollution-free, and selenium-zinc rich soil tea-growing regions of Danzhai County, known as the “Hometown of Selenium-Zinc Rich Tea in China.” The tea is processed using unique techniques, resulting in tightly rolled, slender, and even greenish-brown leaves with a lasting aroma, bright liquor, refreshing taste, and vibrant leaf bottoms. Danzhai County is renowned for its tea cultivation.