Wild Tea from the Heart of Shennongjia
Nurtured by Pristine Nature, Crafted with Junmei Artistry
Hubei Badong is legendary as the place where Shennong discovered tea. It boasts a rich tea history described as "tea, the exquisite plant of the south," and is celebrated for its natural tea charm with "clear waters winding through serene valleys and tea fragrance overflowing the wilderness." The wild tea from Xiao Shennongjia grows on the northern slopes of the Shennongjia Mountains, at an average altitude of 1,200-1,500 meters, reaching up to 3,000 meters. This area is the core habitat of the Hubei Badong Golden Monkey National Nature Reserve. The land is pristine, with crystal-clear streams, ancient lush trees, and tranquil overlapping mountains. This unique environment nurtures vast acres of wild tea forests. The combination of premium wild tea resources and innovative craftsmanship results in a tea with distinct natural notes and a refreshing taste.


A Sensory Journey to the Primordial Forests
Complex Aromas, Lingering Sweetness
This wild tea unveils a bright orange-gold liquor with a luminous golden ring. Its taste is smooth and sweet, with a robust body and distinctive woody character reminiscent of ancient trees. Each sip transports you to Shennongjia’s depths: cool mist brushes your skin, wildflowers bloom underfoot, and the air carries scents of pine needles, forest moss, and dewy vegetation. The aroma elevates persistently—blending fresh mountain herbs with delicate florals—while a long, layered aftertaste celebrates harmony between raw nature and masterful artistry
Junmei Black Tea Standard
Traceable Origin and Certified Quality
To ensure consistently high quality across all tea regions and provide consumers with a more trustworthy tea experience, Junmei China strictly follows the Junmei Black Tea Standard at every step—from tea leaf harvesting and production to craftsmanship, quality control, and sales.This commitment guarantees that every cup of Junmei tea comes with traceable origin and certified quality, offering you not just a drink—but a story of standards and trust.

Basic Information
Tea characteristics

- Dry tea:
Black, tight and strong. - Soup:
Orange yellow, golden circle, clear and bright. - Taste:
Sweet, mellow,Sweet and Fresh, fruity, and natural fresh grassy aroma. - Wet tea:
Elegant, vibrant, bright red, even, and uniform.