Documented country origin
Explore 24 teas and infusions associated with China, organized by named region, tea family, processing, taste, tradition, and brewing.
Current Tealefy coverage.
Plus 4 more in this collection.
Kept as written when several districts or traditions apply.
Not a production-volume ranking.
Profiles associated with this origin
Open a profile for the precise origin wording, history, processing, brewing, images, safety context, and supporting sources.
Green
Hangzhou, Zhejiang
Read the Longjing (Dragon Well) guide →Green
Multiple producing regions
Read the Gunpowder Green guide →Green
Fujian, Guangxi and other scenting centers
Read the Jasmine Green guide →White
Fujian
Read the Silver Needle guide →White
Fujian
Read the White Peony (Bai Mudan) guide →Oolong
Anxi, Fujian
Read the Tieguanyin guide →Oolong
Wuyi Mountains, Fujian
Read the Da Hong Pao guide →Pu-erh
Yunnan
Read the Raw Pu-erh (Sheng) guide →Green
Dongting, Jiangsu
Read the Biluochun guide →Green
Huangshan, Anhui
Read the Huangshan Maofeng guide →Green
Lu’an, Anhui
Read the Lu’an Guapian guide →Green
Multiple producing regions
Read the Chun Mee guide →White
Fujian
Read the Shou Mei guide →White
Yunnan
Read the Moonlight White guide →Yellow
Junshan Island, Hunan
Read the Junshan Yinzhen guide →Yellow
Meng Mountain, Sichuan
Read the Mengding Huangya guide →Oolong
Phoenix Mountain, Guangdong
Read the Phoenix Dan Cong guide →Oolong
Wuyi Mountains, Fujian
Read the Wuyi Rou Gui guide →Black
Qimen, Anhui
Read the Keemun guide →Black
Yunnan
Read the Dianhong guide →Black
Wuyi region, Fujian
Read the Lapsang Souchong guide →Pu-erh
Yunnan
Read the Ripe Pu-erh (Shou) guide →Dark
Wuzhou, Guangxi
Read the Liu Bao guide →Dark
Hunan and Shaanxi
Read the Fu Brick Tea guide →China; Worldwide; Morocco; North Africa; East and Southeast Asia; Taiwan; Southeast Asian Chinese communities; Hong Kong; Southeast Asia; Overseas Chaozhou communities; United Kingdom; Europe; Malaysia; Central Asia; Northwestern China.
These are documented or representative drinking traditions attached to the profiles. They are not exhaustive popularity rankings and do not imply that every listed tea originated in every place where it is consumed.