[Huazhu Liangzi] Huazhu Liangzi is not a single village but a mountain range that includes tea gardens from eight villages: four in Baotang, three in Banglong, and one in Bameng. It is home to the Hani, Lahu, and Han ethnic groups. The area was once covered with wild bamboo featuring smooth, long joints—locally called “Huazhu.” The highest ridge in the region is known as a “Liangzi,” or mountain ridge, hence the name "Huazhu Liangzi," meaning “Smooth Bamboo Ridge.” [Product Description] This tea delivers a rich and smooth brew with a full-bodied mouthfeel. From the first sip, it offers depth and strength, while remaining balanced and refined. Swirling the tea in the mouth highlights its silky texture and satisfying density. The lingering aroma fills the palate, leaving a lasting and pleasant aftertaste—an ideal choice for those who appreciate bold and aromatic Pu-Erh tea.
