Qingtian Oil Tea is a specialty of Qingtian County, Lishui City, Zhejiang Province. Qingtian is a major oil-tea camellia-producing county in Zhejiang, often referred to as the “oil depot of southern Zhejiang.” Oil-tea camellia is a significant economic crop resource in Qingtian, playing a crucial role in increasing farmers’ income and developing the agricultural product processing industry. Oil-tea camellia is distributed throughout Qingtian County, with a concentration in towns such as Zhangcun Township and Laku Town.
Also known as tea sawtooth mushroom, willow pine mushroom, fairy mushroom, divine mushroom, tea mushroom, etc. The tea tree mushroom is highly nutritious, with a protein content as high as 19.55%. It contains 18 types of amino acids, including all eight essential amino acids required by the human body, as well as abundant B vitamins and mineral elements such as potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, and iron.
Product Name: Jingning Huiming Tea Product Origin: Jingning, Lishui Product Characteristics: The tea has a fresh, mellow, and sweet taste with an orchid-like fragrance, and presents a clear, bright green liquor. Product Introduction: Huiming Tea features tightly rolled, plump leaves with vibrant green color and glossy sheen, covered entirely with fine downy hairs. The fresh leaves used to make Huiming Tea come from buds that are large and fat, with tender leaves...
Chafeng Loach Hotpot Loaches have long been hailed as the "ginseng of the water." They are rich in high-quality protein and various vitamins. The loach hotpot made with locally sourced loaches from Chafeng in Chatie Town, Longquan, is free of any muddy fishy smell and is "delicious yet not greasy, spicy yet not overheating." As a result, loach restaurants in both Chatie and Chafeng enjoy booming business,
Qingyuan Tea Qingyuan Tea comes in two varieties: green tea and black tea. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was once presented as tribute to the imperial court. Historically, its highest annual production (in the 35th year of the Republic of China) reached 100 tons, with a tea plantation area of 5,410 mu. After that, the tea gardens were neglected, and by 1949, production had dropped to just 23 tons. After the founding of New China, tea production was restored and developed, and by 1
Songyang Tea Songyang Tea has been produced on a considerable scale since the Three Kingdoms period, as recorded in historical texts. By the Ming and Qing dynasties, its reputation for high-quality tea had grown even stronger. According to the *Songyang County Annals*, in 1929, Songyang Tea won the first prize at the West Lake International Exposition. In recent years, building upon its rich tea cultural heritage, the county has developed and produced seven famous teas, including “Yinhou,” “Yufeng,”
Product Name: Fengyang Spring Tea Product Origin: Lishui Product Features: Rich tea aroma Product Introduction: Fengyang Spring Tea is meticulously picked, with uniform tenderness and consistent length. Its shape resembles pine needles—tightly rolled, straight, and round, slightly pointed at both ends, with slender buds standing upright and fine downy hairs faintly visible. The color is dark green. When brewed, it emits a rich aroma, and the taste...
Xielicha is a commonly used herbal remedy in Songyang, known for its ability to dispel wind-dampness and enhance physical strength. The roots of the Xielicha plant are chopped and boiled in a pot to prepare a broth, which is then set aside. The cleaned pig’s trotters are cut into pieces, blanched in warm water, and then simmered in the Xielicha broth along with an appropriate amount of rice wine, salt, monosodium glutamate, and other seasonings until tender. The resulting braised pig’s trotters are rich yet not greasy, with a delightful tea aroma, making them a traditional medicinal delicacy in Songyang. Some also boil Xielicha with eggs, commonly known as Chai Gen Dan (Firewood Root Eggs), which offers similar health benefits.
Zhejiang is one of the provinces in China with a relatively large area of oil-tea camellia cultivation, currently having 2.45 million mu of planted oil-tea camellia, ranking fourth in the country. Songyang County is well known as China’s “Hometown of Oil-Tea Camellia,” with an oil-tea camellia forest area covering 117,000 mu. For a long time, oil-tea camellia has been a traditional agricultural product in Songyang County and also one of the main...
Product Name: Songyang Yufeng Tea Product Origin: Lishui Product Characteristics: Fresh, mellow, and refreshing Product Introduction: Songyang Yufeng Tea is produced in Ruoliaoxia, Songyang County, one of the top ten canyons of Zhejiang Green Valley. The tea benefits from a unique natural ecological environment and exquisite craftsmanship. The tea farm applies modern scientific tea processing theories…
Product Name: Songyang Yinhou Tea Product Origin: Songyang, Lishui Product Features: Emerald-green luster, visible silvery tips, lasting chestnut aroma, rich and fresh taste, clear greenish soup, tender bright leaves Product Introduction: Songyang Yinhou Tea features tightly rolled and robust strips, emerald-green luster, visible silvery tips, lasting chestnut aroma, rich...
Product Name: Songyang Kuding Tea Product Origin: Songyang, Lishui Product Features: Refreshes the mind and quickly eliminates fatigue, and has significant preventive and therapeutic effects on pharyngitis, toothache, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease, obesity, diabetes, constipation, and more. Product Introduction: Songyang Kuding Tea...
Product Name: Songyang Dragon Boat Festival Tea Product Origin: Songyang, Lishui Product Features: Strengthens the body and kidneys, aromatically transforms dampness, clears heat and relieves summer heat. Product Introduction: All of Songyang's premium teas share common characteristics: tender plucking, meticulous processing, and unique appearances and internal qualities, embodying the style of high-mountain fine teas, truly treasures among teas. The tender green and crystal-clear tea liquor, the fresh, mellow, and refreshing taste, and the rich, invigorating aroma all leave tea drinkers in awe. Songyang Dragon Boat Festival Tea is a traditional folk health tea from Songyang, made from over twenty herbs such as patchouli, wild chrysanthemum, dried tangerine peel, and mulberry leaves. It can strengthen the body and kidneys, aromatically transform dampness, and clear heat and relieve summer heat.
Product Name: Songyang White Tea
Product Origin: Lishui
Product Characteristics: Mellow and sweet taste; rich in 13 types of amino acids needed by the human body
Product Introduction: Songyang White Tea offers ornamental, nutritional, and economic value. It features a delicate and slender appearance, resembling phoenix feathers; its color is like jade frost, bright and glossy. The tea has a fragrant aroma, fresh and richly fragrant...
Songyang tea has a long history, with records showing it was already produced on a large scale during the Three Kingdoms period. By the Ming and Qing dynasties, its reputation as a fine tea had grown even stronger. All of Songyang’s premium teas share common traits: they are made from tender leaves, undergo meticulous processing, and each has unique appearances and internal qualities that reflect the characteristics of high-mountain teas — truly treasures among teas. With their tender green and crystal-clear liquors, fresh and mellow flavors...
Jinyun Yellow Tea features a golden-yellow, lustrous appearance, a bright goose-yellow liquor, a fresh and mellow taste, and a uniquely enduring aroma. Appearance: Golden-yellow with green highlights, glossy and uniform. Liquor: Goose-yellow with greenish transparency, clear and bright. Leaf bottom: Jade-yellow with hidden green tones, bright and unfolded. Taste: Fresh, mild, refreshing, and mellow. Aroma: Fragrant, sharp, unique, and long-lasting. Jinyun Yellow Tea — Jinyun County…
Yunhe Green Feather Tea is a specialty of Yunhe County, Lishui City, Zhejiang Province. Known for its flat, smooth, and neatly uniform leaves with visible buds, vibrant emerald color, apricot-green infusion, rich aroma, and mellow taste, it is a bestseller across China. Produced in Zhucun Township of Yunhe County, Yunhe Green Feather Tea is a newly developed local tea following other renowned varieties such as Xiangong Xuemao.
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Xian Du, originally named Mount Jinyun, is surrounded by ranges of mountains, shrouded in valleys of mist, featuring unique peaks and rocks, lush forests, and a mild climate. During the Northern Song Dynasty, it was recorded as the "29th Grotto-Heaven among the Thirty-Six Grotto-Heavens" and described as a "celestial realm of forests and springs." In the seventh year of the Tianbao era in the Tang Dynasty, the area around Dufeng Mountain in Mount Jinyun was graced by swirling multicolored clouds. Wherever these clouds passed, enchanting music could be heard and the forests glowed with radiance.
Product Name: Xian Gong Xuehao Tea Product Origin: Lishui Product Characteristics: Fragrant, fresh, elegant, and long-lasting aroma, mellow and delicious taste Product Introduction: Xian Gong Xuehao Tea is produced in the Xian Gong Lake Forest Park. Thanks to its uniquely superior growing environment, the tea buds are plump, tender, and pollution-free. "Xian Gong Xuehao" tea comes from the picturesque southern Zhejiang...