Beigang Maojian
Yueyang, Hunan · Beigang River basin and Nanhu area
Old Yonghu lineage · Beigang yellow leaves · sweet, mellow menhuang.
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Yueyang, Hunan · Beigang River basin and Nanhu area
Old Yonghu lineage · Beigang yellow leaves · sweet, mellow menhuang.
Yueyang, Hunan · Junshan Island as the historical core
Golden buds wrapped in pale hairs · double menhuang · upright shoots like bamboo sprouts.
Deqing, Huzhou, Zhejiang · GI area around Mount Mogan
Fine lotus-heart curls · yellowing while drying · clean sweetness and mellow freshness.
Ya'an, Sichuan · Mengshan Tea GI protection area
Golden buds with subtle hairs · three fryings and three menhuang stages · sweet aroma and honeyed resonance.
Huoshan County, Lu'an, Anhui · GI covers the whole county
Bronze hook-shaped leaves · prolonged menhuang and high fire · intense caramel aroma.
Huoshan County, Lu'an, Anhui · GI covers the whole county
Sparrow-tongue buds · a light “three yellows” style · fresh mellow menhuang.
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