Lao Man E: Steep tea gardens of Bulang Mountain (altitude 1800m)
→ Bitter honey base nurtured by granite parent soil

You Le: Original forest gaps of Jino Mountain (altitude 1600m)
→ Wild orchid aroma nourished by humus-rich soil

Bang Dong: Rock tea area by Lancang River (altitude 2000m)
→ Mineral rock charm grown in red sandstone fissures

• Lao Man E (Bulang Mountain): Heavy bitter base with rapid sweet aftertaste

• You Le (Jino Mountain): Clear floral fragrance with strong wild mountain aroma

• Bang Dong (Lincang): Distinct rock charm with lingering orchid scent

• Initially bitter then sweet, rich layered flavors

• Floral blossom mid-palate, rock charm in the finish

• Full-bodied tea soup, highly durable for multiple infusions

Blending the characteristics of these three major tea mountains, symbolizing the harmonious coexistence and cultural fusion of Yunnan’s diverse ethnic tea cultures.