Anji White Tea

Anji White Tea

Anji White Tea is a geographical indication protected product.

Anji White Tea is a geographical indication certification trademark.

　　　Product Name: Anji White Tea

　　　　Product Origin: Anji, Huzhou, Zhejiang Province

　　　　Product Characteristics: Delicately shaped, resembling phoenix feathers; color like jade frost, glossy and smooth. The internal quality boasts a refreshing and rich aroma with a unique licorice note. The tea liquor is pale yellow, clear and bright. The leaves unfurl naturally with ivory-white leaf flesh and emerald-green veins.

　　　　Product Ingredients: Includes essence of Silver Needle white tea, catechins, white tea ketones, natural plant compound essential oils, and other components.

　　　　Product Efficacy: Helps lower blood lipids and blood pressure, combats fatigue, prevents aging, lubricates the intestines and improves bowel movements, regulates the stomach and intestines, relieves bloating, helps sober up, and promotes digestion.

　　　　Product Introduction: Known as the king of teas, Anji White Tea is a rare and precious variety, truly one of a kind in China. The white tea has a delicate shape resembling phoenix feathers, a color like jade frost, is glossy and smooth, and has a refreshing and rich internal aroma with a unique licorice note. The tea liquor is pale yellow, clear and bright, while the leaves unfurl naturally, featuring ivory-white leaf flesh and emerald-green veins. This tea contains twice the amino acids of regular tea and is rich in 13 types of amino acids essential to the human body. White Tea Culture Communication (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd. is dedicated to spreading the culture of white tea, allowing more people to enjoy its infinite charm and unique fragrance. Let Anji White Tea spread throughout China, step beyond national borders, and reach the world!

　　Product History: The cultivation of this rare tea was made possible when researcher Liu Yimin collected samples from a single “white tea king” plant and developed a cutting method — a breakthrough that allowed the “Anji White Tea” to thrive. A nearly extinct, rare tea tree — the white tea tree — was discovered over 800 meters above sea level on the misty slopes of Anji’s Daxi Mountain in the northern Tianmu Mountain Range. After more than ten years of careful breeding and experimentation by agricultural and forestry scientists, this wild tree, which was already over a hundred years old, was revitalized, giving rise to an exceptional variety of premium tea — Anji White Tea. In 1998, Anji White Tea was recognized by the Zhejiang Provincial Government as a “Zhejiang Agricultural Famous Product.” In May 1999, it won first place in the Zhejiang Provincial Famous Tea Evaluation; in June, it was awarded a special prize at the Third “China Tea Cup” National Famous and Premium Tea Evaluation; in July, it claimed the gold award at the China–International Tea Expo; in September, it was certified as a famous product at the Fourth China Agricultural Expo. In October 2000 and July 2001, it again won the International Famous Tea Gold Award at the China–International Tea Expo.

　　　　Product Story: The Origin of White Tea: The ancient white tea king has stood guard for millennia atop the peak of Jiulong Gorge in the White Tea Valley. It breathes in the thick mist of the high mountains and drinks in the pure spring water seeping from the cliffs. Pure as jade, it holds treasures within, offering them to the world. Its canopy diameter has now reached over 2.8 meters.

　　　　Legend has it that in order to save her husband’s life, the White Maiden once stole a celestial herb from the Southern Immortal Realm but accidentally dropped it on her way back in the White Tea Valley, where it took root and grew into what is now known as the “White Tea King.” In April 2001, the “2001 China–Anji White Tea Festival,” hosted by the China Tea Society, the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Agriculture, and organized by the People’s Government of Anji County, was grandly held in Anji. During the festival, Anji County was officially named the “Hometown of Chinese White Tea” by the Organizing Committee of the China Famous Specialties and Promotion Campaign.