Bow-Bending Bee Pond

The ancient tea garden of Bending Bee Pond is hidden in the deep mountains and valleys of the Yiwu Dawan Bending tea region, only about 400 meters away from the renowned Mint Pond in a straight line, but it remains little-known due to its obscured fame. The tea garden is located at an altitude of around 1500-1600 meters, surrounded by mountains and streams, and is named after the bee colonies that gather here to drink water and make honey. The soil here is fertile, and tea trees coexist with forests, creating an extremely favorable micro-ecological environment. The tea tree varieties are diverse, ranging from Yiwu green bud tea to the unique small leaf variety of Cat's ears in Yibang, with rich and substantial fresh leaves. After brewing, the tea has a golden and translucent soup color, with a blend of floral and fruity scents and a wild forest flavor, rich yet not showy; it tastes delicate and smooth like silk, with a prominent sweetness and is very resistant to steeping. Due to its superior quality and scarce production, Bee Pond is often jokingly referred to as the "back garden" of high-quality tea from Mint Pond, and it is a treasure micro-producing area that tea lovers seeking the ultimate mountain flavor cannot miss.