Dianwu Gongya Wangzi Mountain Royal Ancient-Tree Tea

Wangzi (Prince) Mountain at Manson, Xiangming, Mengla is historically associated with Ming-dynasty tribute tea records. This heritage-line lot is positioned for buyers who can sell origin story, tasting documentation and gift presentation. We present the tribute background as history, not as present-day official endorsement.

Region: Xishuangbanna, Yunnan
Altitude: 1,300–1,400 m (historic tribute zone)
Tree age: High-age heritage mountain material
Net weight: 357 g

Historic Ming-dynasty tribute tea area
Liquor as thick as rice broth
22+ infusions, high endurance

Origin & Ancient Trees

Mountain / Village: Wangzi (Manson) Mountain, Xiangming, Mengla
Region: Xishuangbanna, Yunnan
Tea category: Raw Pu-erh (sheng)
Altitude: 1,300–1,400 m (historic tribute zone)
Tree age: High-age heritage mountain material
Soil: Century-old forest black-humus soil, exceptionally high in organic matter

Manson (Wangzi Mountain) in Xiangming, Mengla is associated with tribute-tea history: recorded as tribute tea in the Ming Chenghua era (1465), with earlier 'earthen tribute' references in the Nanzhao (Tang) period.

Origin, harvest year and net weight are confirmed per order before shipment. Samples are available so your team can evaluate the lot before a wholesale order.

Tasting Notes

Dry leaf: Thick, kingly strands; fully covered in golden down; deep black-gold colour
Aroma: Regal hidden orchid, old-tree woody tribute notes and aged honey; high-end, weighty, very long cup-cling

Liquor: Orange-red and gilded, thick with a light ring
Taste: Dense and weighty on entry, very light bitterness, whole-mouth elegant returning sweetness, deep settling energy
Endurance: 22+ infusions; rich layered tail water