Bohetang Guhua Xiaoshu Bingcha is a genuine Bohetang from the autumn harvest 2016 from little tea trees in the tea tree jungle of Bohetang. The small trees are not yet 100 years old and have grown from seeds of the old tea trees. This being the autumn harvest from young trees, the tea is much more affordable than Gushu from old trees.

Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees. Our Bohetang comes from the 249 cut old trees. This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

A highest quality Pu Er made of old tea trees from Yiwu. Produced by Laengass-Tee together with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

A small tea garden from a tea farmer who is really interested in the environment and cares for the tea trees. Good bio-diversity with big trees to protect the tea trees, which are of different ages, ranging from 150 years upwards.

This is the best quality of Bohetang, made from tall and old tea trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees.

This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

The second best quality from Bohetang, made from old but cut tea-trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees. This Bohetang comes from the 249 cut old trees. This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

A genuine loose leaf Guafengzhai made from several old tea trees from the tea tree forest Chawanshu, Tea-King-Tree, named after the oldest tea tree in the region. Traditionally produced and sun-dried.

Pu Er from the village Guafengzhai are among the most sought after tees, coming from the Yiwu region, but are not easy to get hold of. It is a very remote village, almost on the border with Laos.

A genuine, unpressed Gaoshanzhai from several old tea trees from the tea forest around Gaoshan village. Traditionally processed, sun-dried.

Pu Er from the village Guafengzhai are among the most sought after tees, coming from the Yiwu region, but are not easy to get hold of.

Top quality tea made exclusively from old tea trees from a good location. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun. We bought the fresh tea directly from the tea farmer.

Top quality tea made exclusively from old tea trees from a good location. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun. We bought the fresh tea directly from the tea farmer.

A Pu Er of highest quality made of old tea trees from Yiwu. Produced by Laenggass-Tee and Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

A Pu Er of highest quality made of old tea trees from Mahei village near Yiwu. Produced by Laenggass-Tee in collaboration with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

A Pu Er of highest quality produced by Les Feuilles Vertes upon request by Länggass-Tee from Manxiu village near Yiwu, made from old but cut tea-trees. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

A Pu Er of highest quality from Manxiu village near Yiwu, made from old but cut tea-trees. Produced by Laenggass-Tee in collaboration with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

This is the best quality of Bohetang, made from tall and old tea trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees.

This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

This is the best quality of Bohetang, made from tall and old tea trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees.

This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

This is the best quality of Bohetang, made from tall and old tea trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees.

This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

A Pu Er of highest quality from Manxiu village near Yiwu, made from old but cut tea-trees. Produced by Laenggass-Tee in collaboration with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

A Pu Er of highest quality from Manxiu village near Yiwu, made from old but cut tea-trees. Produced by Laenggass-Tee in collaboration with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

A Pu Er of highest quality from Manxiu village near Yiwu, made from old but cut tea-trees. Produced by Laenggass-Tee in collaboration with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

A Pu Er of highest quality from Manxiu village near Yiwu, made from old but cut tea-trees. Produced by Laenggass-Tee in collaboration with Les Feuilles Vertes. Traditional crafting, dried in the sun.

The tea garden has a great bio-diversity including many old tea trees of different ages, from 100 years upwards.

The second best quality from Bohetang, made from old but cut tea-trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees. This Bohetang comes from the 249 cut old trees. This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

The second best quality from Bohetang, made from old but cut tea-trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees. This Bohetang comes from the 249 cut old trees. This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

The second best quality from Bohetang, made from old but cut tea-trees.

A rare speciality from Yunnan: Bohetang is a very remote tea-producing region in Yiwu, where an ancient tea garden with a very good biodiversity has been discovered a few years ago. The region is uninhabited and the closest village is a few hours hike away, the only way to get there. In this tea-jungle some 49 trees are growing (12m high and more) - one (no. 13) recently died. Besides, one finds 249 old beheaded (i.e. cut) trees and many small trees. This Bohetang comes from the 249 cut old trees. This garden is protected by four families, bound together by four sisters, and the tea is only sold after these agreed to do so.

This tea from a tea tree forest (re-)discovered by Huang Xiao Yuan, with old trees that grow 15 to 20 meters tall in the region of Yiwu. The exact location is kept secret. This is a very rare and precious tea. Yuanye Gaogan literally means original wild high trunks. The tea forest has been untouched for decades (if not centuries), and this wild state is very present in its taste, giving this tea a bitter and wild taste that is untypical for Yiwu teas. Simultaneously the characteristic sweetness and the gentle notes of Yiwu tea form the backdrop of this tea.

This tea from a tea tree forest (re-)discovered by Huang Xiao Yuan, with old trees that grow 15 to 20 meters tall in the region of Yiwu. The exact location is kept secret. This is a very rare and precious tea. Yuanye Gaogan literally means original wild high trunks. The tea forest has been untouched for decades (if not centuries), and this wild state is very present in its taste, giving this tea a bitter and wild taste that is untypical for Yiwu teas. Simultaneously the characteristic sweetness and the gentle notes of Yiwu tea form the backdrop of this tea.

This tea from a tea tree forest (re-)discovered by Huang Xiao Yuan, with old trees that grow 15 to 20 meters tall in the region of Yiwu. The exact location is kept secret. This is a very rare and precious tea. Yuanye Gaogan literally means original wild high trunks. The tea forest has been untouched for decades (if not centuries), and this wild state is very present in its taste, giving this tea a bitter and wild taste that is untypical for Yiwu teas. Simultaneously the characteristic sweetness and the gentle notes of Yiwu tea form the backdrop of this tea.

This tea from a tea tree forest (re-)discovered by Huang Xiao Yuan, with old trees that grow 15 to 20 meters tall in the region of Yiwu. The exact location is kept secret. This is a very rare and precious tea. Yuanye Gaogan literally means original wild high trunks. The tea forest has been untouched for decades (if not centuries), and this wild state is very present in its taste, giving this tea a bitter and wild taste that is untypical for Yiwu teas. Simultaneously the characteristic sweetness and the gentle notes of Yiwu tea form the backdrop of this tea.

This tea from a tea tree forest (re-)discovered by Huang Xiao Yuan, with old trees that grow 15 to 20 meters tall in the region of Yiwu. The exact location is kept secret. This is a very rare and precious tea. Yuanye Gaogan literally means original wild high trunks. The tea forest has been untouched for decades (if not centuries), and this wild state is very present in its taste, giving this tea a bitter and wild taste that is untypical for Yiwu teas. Simultaneously the characteristic sweetness and the gentle notes of Yiwu tea form the backdrop of this tea.

This tea from a tea tree forest (re-)discovered by Huang Xiao Yuan, with old trees that grow 15 to 20 meters tall in the region of Yiwu. The exact location is kept secret. This is a very rare and precious tea. Yuanye Gaogan literally means original wild high trunks. The tea forest has been untouched for decades (if not centuries), and this wild state is very present in its taste, giving this tea a bitter and wild taste that is untypical for Yiwu teas. Simultaneously the characteristic sweetness and the gentle notes of Yiwu tea form the backdrop of this tea.