Mansong is located in Xiangming Township, Mengla County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, belonging to the Yibang Tea area, one of the six ancient tea mountains of Pu'er tea. There are two core production areas: Prince Mountain and Backshade Mountain. Due to its historical use as a dedicated tribute tea for royalty, the Mansong ancient tea garden is known as the “Royal Tea Garden.”
Where is the origin of Mansong Ancient Tree Tea?
Mansong is located in Manzhuang Village Committee, Mengla County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, belonging to the Yibang tea area, one of the six ancient tea mountains. The Mansong village ancient tea garden is known as the “Royal Tea Garden,” with the core production areas being Prince Mountain and Backshade Mountain.
Characteristics of Mansong Ancient Tree Tea
1. Mansong Ancient Tree Tea
The characteristic of Mansong ancient tree tea is that the tea soup feels very sweet and smooth upon entry into the mouth, with an aroma that is restrained yet present. Even after several infusions, one can still sense a lingering subtle fragrance and a long-lasting aftertaste. The concentration and persistence of the tea's aroma are very apparent, lasting up to 20 infusions with continued fragrance.
2. Mansong Ancient Tree Spring Tea
The characteristic of Mansong ancient tree spring tea is that the spring buds are delicate and full, resembling a sparrow's tongue, with small leaves. The taste is refined and mild, the aroma is distant, and the flavor lingers. The green buds dance in the clay pot during infusion, appearing gracefully upright. After brewing, it resembles a leaf sinking into a clear pond, deep and unfathomable.
3. Mansong Tribute Tea
The characteristic of Mansong tribute tea is its high sweetness and potent tea essence. The appearance of the tea soup when brewing Mansong tribute tea may not be striking, but upon first sip, one can feel that the tea soup is very fine, smooth, elegant, and sweet, akin to drinking honey water. When carefully smelling the bottom of the cup, there is a subtle fragrance.
The characteristics of Mansong ancient tree tea are that the tea soup feels sweet and smooth upon entry into the mouth, with a restrained yet present aroma. Even after several infusions, one can still sense a lingering subtle fragrance and a long-lasting aftertaste, and the concentration and persistence of the tea's aroma are very apparent. The characteristics of Mansong ancient tree spring tea are delicate and full spring buds resembling a sparrow's tongue, small leaves, refined and mild taste, distant aroma, and lingering flavor. The characteristics of Mansong tribute tea are high sweetness and potent tea essence.