Taste across ten origins · Sampler C
Compare regional black teas in one collection and note differences in fragrance, body and finish.
LAPSANGSTORE · Discover Chinese tea
Hubei · Badong · Tea origin guide
Explore Badong and the mountain tea landscape of western Hubei, including Xiao Shennongjia black tea and the region’s green-tea traditions.
Landscape and place
Badong is in western Hubei, in the wider Enshi region. Its mountain landscape is part of the setting for local tea production. The photographs bring together forested slopes, tea-growing communities and regional cultural life; a precise garden or village remains more specific than the province label.
The regional black-tea story
Xiao Shennongjia is one of the store’s Badong black teas. The product story focuses on local mountain raw material and Junmei making. Explore the dedicated product page for its own leaf, pack and brewing details; a regional overview does not replace the selected product’s specifications.
Other ways to explore this origin
Enshi Yulu is a well-known steamed green tea from the wider Enshi area. Steaming helps distinguish its making from pan-fired green teas. Its name should not be used for every Hubei tea, and information about a region’s minerals is not a medical claim about the tea. Focus on the actual tea type and flavour.
Taste and explore
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Xiao Shennongjia black tea
Xiao Shennongjia is one of the store’s Badong black teas. The product story focuses on local mountain raw material and Junmei making. Explore the dedicated product page for its own leaf, pack and brewing details; a regional overview does not replace the selected product’s specifications.
