Explore the Sweetness of the Ancient Tea Horse Road The Legend of Silver Pheasant Village Deep in the mountains of Southwest China lies ManMaiDui, a village historically known as the "Silver Pheasant Stronghold." Once a vital pass on the ancient Tea Horse Road, this region is a natural paradise where rare Silver Pheasants roam leisurely among centuries-old tea trees. This harmonious ecosystem infuses the tea leaves with the pure essence of the forest. A Flavor Like No Other ManMaiDui belongs to the celebrated Bada tea region, specifically located in the "Sweet Tea Coordinate." Unlike the aggressive bitterness found in some young Puer teas, ManMaiDui is renowned for its gentleness. Aroma: Unique forest floral fragrance. Taste: The moment the golden liquid touches your tongue, it feels moisturizing and smooth. Aftertaste: The most distinctive feature is its "Hui Gan" (returning sweetness). Locals compare it to eating fruit candy—a natural, cooling sweetness that lingers in the throat for hours. Tea, Life, and Football Why is there a soccer field on the packaging? The people of ManMaiDui are as passionate about life as they are about tea. They formed a "Mountain Football Team," bringing vitality to their peaceful village. This tea represents their spirit: "Return to peace, keep the passion." It is a tea made by people who love life, for people who appreciate the finer tastes of nature. Product Details: Brand: Yulin Ancient Tree Tea Type: Raw Puer Tea (Sheng Cha) Net Weight: 150g / 5.29oz per cake Form: Compressed Cake (requires a tea knife or pick to pry open) Origin: Bada Mountain, Yunnan, China
