tea origin-fengqing

In 2005, we invented Jinjunmei, which quickly became popular worldwide, leading the upsurge of high-end direct drinking black tea.
However, the production of raw materials for top-quality Jinjunmei is limited, keeping its price high.
So we started a project called JUNMEI CHINA in 2010. We use raw materials from famous tea-producing areas in China, and have made many attempts to produce a lot of black tea with outstanding taste.

Junmei China Series = Junmei craft + non-100% Wuyi Tongmuguan's tea raw materials
"Better quality than other brands so-called Jinjunmei"
"Cost much less than Zhengshantang's Jinjunmei"
More people can drink a cup of higher quality Chinese black tea

Compare with Zhengshantang Jinjunmei, Junmei China series got: 70% the Taste, 50% the Price, 1000 times the production

FengQing(The hometown of Dianhong)-
YunNan Province

Hidden in the mountains

and grow naturally

Latitude and longitude: East longitude 99°31'~100°13', north latitude 24°13'~25°03'
Climate: It is a subtropical climate, with rainy and hot seasons at the same time, dry and cool seasons at the same time, mild climate and sufficient sunshine.
Temperature: annual average 18-22°C, large temperature difference between day and night
Precipitation: annual average 1200~1700mm with concentrated rainfall
Altitude: The average altitude is above 1000m
Soil: pH value 5.0-6.0, with Cenozoic volcanic ash soil, deep humus layer, fertile soil

Innovative technology black tea -

Dianhong

Fengqing, Yunnan is the hometown of Dianhong in the world,
There are continuous peaks and mountains and rivers.
The history of tea planting and tea making is very long.
There are ancient tea trees with an age of more than 3,200 years in the territory, known as the "Splendid Tea King".
Zhengshantang chooses the original ecological big-leaf tea tree.
Based on innovative black tea technology-Junmei technology.
Combining the local authentic traditional Dianhong craftsmanship
Give Junmei black tea the freshness, fragrance and sweetness,
Dianhong black tea with unique Southwest regional characteristics