Yiwu – LanXiang GuYun Sheng PuEr from ancient trees by LZGC

 The Orchid Elegance from Yiwu — Queen of Sheng PuErh

Crafted exclusively from ancient tea trees deep in the Yiwu mountains, LanXiang GuYun is the crown jewel of our Yiwu raw PuErh collection. Unlike our other teas which are named after specific villages, this tea comes from a mystical, remote forest within the Yiwu region, so secluded that access requires river-trekking and several hours of foot travel through wild terrain.

A true “wild orchid in the mist.”

- Aroma: Elegant orchid fragrance through dry leaves, brewed liquor, and empty cup
- Taste: Soft, honey-like smoothness, layered with lingering sweetness and faint mineral bitterness
- Qi (Energy): Meditative and strong, steady and deep — a bold energy from wild ancient trees
- Mouthfeel: Silky and thick, resilient across 15+ infusions
- Finish: A lasting throat echo and returning sweetness (回甘) that unfolds gently over time

Why It Stands Apart

- Mystery origin, elite quality: We keep its exact forest origin private to protect the purity of the source — a remote area in Tongqinghe region within Yaozu Township, Mengla County, where ancient trees scatter across riverbanks and steep mountain slopes.

- Rare material: The leaves are large, dark, and glossy, with thick stems and strong fibers. Despite being made from “huang pian” (larger mature leaves), it surprises drinkers with its floral elegance, thickness, and depth.

- Stone-milled compression: Pressed with traditional stone molds to allow natural aging and full oxidation over the years.

Collectors' Insight 

“This is the only Yiwu tea that still sings after drinking a King like Lao Ban Zhang. It doesn’t scream for attention — instead, it whispers unforgettable poetry.”

This tea has been aged since 2011/2012/2013 in natural Singapore dry storage. The orchid aroma is distinct in every steep — no two infusions are the same. Even beginners or children love its sweetness. Experienced connoisseurs say: “There is no weak point in this tea.”

Product Info

- Origin: Yiwu Mountain (remote forest, Mengla County)
- Tree type: Ancient (approx. 200–500+ years)
- Harvest: Early Spring
- Storage: Natural dry aging in Singapore