Gegong Town: known for Qihong tea...
Makeng Township Zishi Tower: Zishi Tower Maojian Tea, shiitake mushrooms…
Xiaokeng Green Tea is produced in Xiaokeng Village, Meicun Town, a national-level "Thousand Green Villages" and provincial "Top 100 Eco-Villages." The 25-kilometer-long Xiaokeng Grand Canyon features undulating peaks, cascading waterfalls, lush forests, bamboo groves, birdsong, and fragrant flowers. The eco-friendly tea gardens are located within the pristine forests and vast bamboo seas of the canyon, at an average altitude of over 700 meters. The area enjoys short sunlight hours, thick soil layers,
"Dudu Maofeng" Tea is produced in the area around Dudu Mountain, spanning Baozhen Town in Chaohu City and Liudian Township in Wuwei County.…
Jinzhai Black Tea is a specialty of Jinzhai County, Lu'an City, Anhui Province. It features tightly rolled, fine, dark, and glossy leaves with golden tips, a bright copper-red liquor with an amber-golden rim, a toasty aroma with sweet undertones, a mellow and refreshing taste with a lingering sweetness, and uniformly bright red leaves. Jinzhai Black Tea is a nationally protected geographical indication agricultural product. Jinzhai is known as the hometown of premium famous teas, boasting an exceptionally suitable environment for tea cultivation.
Jinzhai Camellia Oil Jinzhai County Camellia Association 12914810 Camellia Oil…
Dayaomountain Black Tea is a specialty of Rongshui Miao Autonomous County in Liuzhou City. It is a project aimed at developing local distinctive brands to support rural revitalization in the Miao Mountains. In 2020, its planting area reached 195,000 mu, with a yield of 5,000 tons and an output value exceeding 290 million yuan. The tea is grown in the eastern extension of the Miaoling Mountain Range on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau.
Xianghongdian Town: The famous tea "Qishan Yunwu".…
Shucheng Flower Tea -- 2015 National Famous, Special, and High-quality New Agricultural Product, Shucheng County Agriculture Committee, Shucheng Flower Tea, Anhui Orchid Tea Industry Co., Ltd., Anhui Shu Green Tea Industry Co., Ltd.…
Western Anhui is one of the ancient tea-growing regions in Anhui. Records of tea cultivation date back to the early Jian’an era (96–219) of Emperor Xian of Han. By the Tang Dynasty, it had become a commercial product, sold in Hebei, Shandong, and ethnic minority border areas. The Tang Dynasty’s Lu Yu mentioned the Shouzhou tea region in his classic work *The Classic of Tea*. Historical famous teas from this area include Liuan Guapian, Huoshan Huangya, Shucheng Orchid, and Shucheng Zhenmei. New…
Western Anhui is one of the province’s key tea-producing regions. Historic famous teas include Lu’an Guapian, Huoshan Huangya, Shucheng Zhenmei, Shucheng Orchid, and Chrysanthemum Tea (Lu’an)…
Yellow Da Tea: Produced in areas such as Huoshan, Yuexi, Jinzhai, and Lu'an. Huoshan County has the highest output. The tea is characterized by long stems and large leaves, with a fresh and glossy appearance. The stems are golden in color, commonly referred to as “golden branches and jade leaves.” When brewed, the liquor is bright golden-yellow with a strong toasted aroma, high fragrance, and good infusibility. Drinking it helps eliminate greasiness and aid digestion. Huoshan Yellow Da Tea is a type of yellow tea.
Dahuping Town: One of the main production areas for famous teas such as Yellow Sprout Tribute Tea, Orchid Tea, and Yellow Big Tea...
Camellia oil, also known as golden fruit oil or refined oil, is made from the woody tea plant native to the Dabie Mountains, through scientific processing and meticulous preparation. The product not only boasts high nutritional value as a cooking oil but also offers therapeutic and health benefits. Camellia oil is mainly suitable for culinary use, healthcare, and daily chemical applications, making it a highly nutritious cooking oil. It provides excellent benefits such as moistening the lungs, clearing the liver, and reducing blood lipids, blood pressure, and cholesterol, particularly excelling in the prevention of high blood pressure, high blood lipids, and arteriosclerosis.
Sanhe Tea-Flavored Dried Tofu is a specialty of Sanhe Town, Feixi County, Hefei City, Anhui Province. It is as thin as paper (approximately 0.1 cm thick), featuring pure color, a long-lasting aroma, a delicate yet elastic texture, and a rich aftertaste. Made from high-quality soybeans, the production process follows traditional craftsmanship, including grinding into
Dudu Cui Ming Tea Dudu Mountain is located on the southern shore of the 800-li Chaohu Lake, within Bazi Town in Juchao District. It is known for its dense forests and deep valleys, and is famed for producing Dudu Cui Ming Tea. Legend has it that Zhou Yu, the Grand Commander of the Wu Kingdom, once trained his troops and discussed military strategies over tea here, hence the mountain and the tea both bear the name “Dudu.” In recent years, the town has been working to build an ecological homeland and revitalize traditional industries.
Also known as "Silver Tip Tea," it has long been hailed as "Immortal Tea." Grown in the Yao ethnic mountain village of Goujing in Huangkeng Town, the tea thrives at an altitude of about 300 meters, surrounded by flowing streams and shrouded in mountain mist. Thanks to its unique geographical environment and distinctive climatic conditions, it has nurtured large-leaf white hair tea. The tea buds are robust and plump, with a striking display of white fuzz densely covering their tips.
Made from wild kudzu roots harvested in the high mountainous regions of Zhangjiajie in western Hunan Province. Kudzu tea is a purely natural, pollution-free, and chemical-free green beverage…
Niujì Youcha from Niuhe County is a well-known and long-renowned local specialty food in Niuhe, traditionally handmade. Originating during the Qing Yongzheng era, it was designated as an imperial tribute by Emperor Yongzheng. Later, the inheritor Niu Baoyong combined the Ni family’s secret traditional recipe for Niujì Youcha with modern scientific techniques to develop a shelf-stable, convenient-to-eat, and uniquely flavored powdered oil tea. The product is sold as far as Zhengzhou, Nanyang, and surrounding counties and cities. In 1999, it was awarded the title of “Cross-Century Famous and Quality Product” at the Central China Famous and Quality Products Exhibition and Ordering Fair. In 2006, it was honored as a “Green and Healthy Food” at the Central China Chongyang Culture Festival. In September 2006, it applied for and received approval from the State Intellectual Property Office for a “Design Patent.” In 2007, it was featured as a “Top-Ranked Brand” on Henan Television. In May 2008, it applied for recognition as a provincial and municipal intangible cultural heritage.
Lianjiang Changlong Township: Famous Tea "Lu Chi Green Tea"…