How to read a Yunnan ancient-tree tea label

Single-origin Yunnan tea is defined by where it grows. The mountain or village (for example Pasha, Bingdao or Yiwu) sets the flavour profile, while altitude and ancient-tree age indicate how slowly the leaf grew and how rich it is.

Format matters for logistics and resale: the 357 g cake is the trade standard (seven cakes to a tong, twelve tong to a jian), while loose-leaf boxes, mini-tablets and pouches suit retail and e-commerce.

Every Baodun Yanyu tea is documented with its mountain, altitude, tree age, harvest year and tasting notes, and we confirm origin and net weight in writing per order — so what your customers read on the label is what is in the cake.