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Yunnan · Fengqing · Tea origin guide

Explore Fengqing and Yunnan’s large-leaf tea tradition, from Dianhong black tea to the province’s wider tea culture.
Yunnan mountain scenery with river and clouds

Landscape and place

Fengqing is an important name in Yunnan’s Dianhong tradition. Mountain landscapes and large-leaf tea material distinguish this selection from the bud styles of other provinces. Yunnan is a broad tea region: a precise product origin tells you more than the province name alone.

The regional black-tea story

The regional black-tea selection combines Yunnan raw material with Junmei making. Look for the product’s own balance of aroma, sweetness and body. Leaf size alone does not decide quality, and a golden appearance is not a substitute for checking origin, processing and the actual cup.

Traditional architecture surrounded by flowers and greenery

Other ways to explore this origin

Yunnan is also associated with Pu’er tea, which belongs to a different making tradition. Dianhong and Pu’er are not interchangeable names. Read the tea category, production information and storage instructions on the selected product before choosing a brewing or storage method.

Taste and explore

Taste across ten origins · Sampler C

Compare regional black teas in one collection and note differences in fragrance, body and finish.

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Explore Pu’er tea

Yunnan is also associated with Pu’er tea, which belongs to a different making tradition. Dianhong and Pu’er are not interchangeable names. Read the tea category, production information and storage instructions on the selected product before choosing a brewing or storage method.

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