Mingde Tea

Mingde Tea

　　The Mingqu Tea Plantation in Yingshan County is located 65 kilometers from the county seat, at an altitude of 828 meters. It sits at the junction of Yingshan, Qu, and Pingchang counties, backed by the old revolutionary base area of Yihechang, flanked on the left by the Buddhist sacred site Chaoyang Cave, and on the right by the scenic Chen Dazhai — the highest peak in Yingshan. It is an exceptionally well-suited natural tea-growing region.

　　Soil characteristics of the Mingqu Tea Plantation: In September 1982, Bai Jingkun, director of the Tea Research Institute of China, conducted a soil test at the Mingqu Tea Plantation. The results showed that the soil here is rich in essential trace elements needed by the human body, and is comparable to the soil found in the producing area of West Lake Longjing.

　　Characteristics of Mingqu Tea: Mingqu Tea grows year-round in misty surroundings, making it a purely natural green food free from pollution.

　　Tea varieties: Silver Needle, Longjing, Zhucha, Mao Feng.

　　Phone: 0817—8323958

　　Mobile: 13064312698 18681798368

　　Address: Mingqu Village, Mingde Township, Yingshan County, Sichuan Province

　　Information source: Yingshan County Tourism Bureau