Description

Icelandic ancient tree long leaf tea plants are tall and can grow up to 8.2 meters in height and 4.6 meters in width under natural conditions. The tree is upright and has a prominent trunk. The leaves are extremely large and have a long elliptical shape. The leaves are green and slightly yellow in color, glossy, with slightly raised leaves and soft texture.

The tender buds are yellow green and have a lot of fuzz. The Icelandic Ancient Tea Garden is the original seed garden of Mengku large leaf tea. Icelandic ancient tea seeds propagate in Mengku, forming a population of Mengku large leaf tea varieties.

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Icelandic tea refers to the large leaf tea produced in Icelandic Village, Mengku Town, Lincang City, Yunnan Province. It is a type of Pu erh tea. The characteristic is a long-lasting aftertaste effect, with a stronger and more delicate sweetness compared to other tea varieties. Icelandic tea prices are chaotic due to speculation, so caution should be exercised when choosing.

Mengku Iceland (also known as “Bing Island” by locals) is a famous ancient tea producing village in Shuangjiang County, Lincang City. It is famous for producing large leaf Icelandic tea and is one of the earliest places in the county to have artificially cultivated tea trees. Icelandic tea is a major component of the famous Mengku large leaf tea, and Icelandic villages are the main source of Mengku tea. The history of this tea industry is long, with written records dating back to the Ming Dynasty (around 1485), while legends without written records predate the Ming Dynasty. There are different theories about the origin of Icelandic tea: one is that it was introduced by the local chieftain “Ban Na Gu Cha Shan”, and the other is that it was introduced from other places.

Tea leaves that do not use inorganic substances such as fertilizers and pesticides are pure natural, pollution-free, and original ecological. Icelandic tea has a long-lasting aftertaste effect, bright soup color, soft and symmetrical leaf base, and a stronger and more delicate sweetness compared to the tea king “Lao Ban Zhang”. Many women prefer Iceland more. Observing its soup, the color is uniform, bright, and thick as oil; Taste it, with many variations and lingering fragrance on the lips and teeth; After drinking, the honey fragrance in the teacup is strong and cannot dissipate for a long time.