Xi Niu Tang Ancient Tree Pu-erh Raw Pu'er

Xiniutang is located in Pasha Zhongzhai, Gelanghe Township, Menghai County, Xishuangbanna, with an altitude ranging from 1,500 to 1,800 meters. It is one of the most core micro-production areas of Pasha tea mountain. Its name originates from the legend that the ancestors of the Hani ethnic group discovered rhinoceros haunting here. Due to its location in the deep mountains and few human footprints, it has been able to retain a well-preserved primitive ecological environment. The ancient tea trees here are mostly between 300 and 600 years old. Without pruning, fertilizing, or spraying pesticides, they grow deep roots and lush leaves under the nourishment of forests and clouds, with rich internal quality.

Xiniutang Ancient Tree Pu'er is hailed as "seven parts Banzhang charm, three parts Iceland sweetness" - it embodies the bold mountain charm and rich tea aroma of old Banzhang, while also carrying the sweetness of Iceland tea and the unique floral fragrance of Pasha tea. The tea soup is delicate and smooth on the palate, with a hint of bitterness that dissipates quickly, followed by a swift and lasting lingering sweetness thirst-quenching sensation. The orchid, honey, and woody fragrances mingle in the soup, leaving a lingering aroma in the cup and a cool, profound throat sensation. After a few cups, one can feel a sense of clarity and transparency in the body. Due to its scarce production and outstanding quality, it is regarded by many tea enthusiasts as a treasure micro-production area that combines taste and aging potential.