Longrun Pu-erh Tea "Olympics Serenity" gold melon Pu-erh Tea,China LongRun Tea price supplier

 

  LongRun Olympics Serenity Tea is a remembrance for the Beijing Olympics; it is a specially permitted product with limited edition from BOCOG. It is divided into Serenity (Tian He), Peace (Di He), Unity (Ren He), and Harmony (He Xie). The style package design fits with Chinese Tea culture, reflects the spirit of the Olympics, and delivers good wishes for the Beijing Olympics from the people of Yunnan. It is a good choice for collection and drinking. LongRun Olympics Serenity Tea has unique packaging and was selected as the official Pu-erh tea for the Beijing Olympics. Significantly, the No. 2001 of the series was given to former IOC president Mr. Antonio Samaranch.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Product advantage :

1. Serialization: More than 300 products to meet diverse consumer needs.

 

2. Standardization: Making tea by the pharmaceutical experience to realize standardized production in agricultural and sideline products.

 

3. Normalization: Passed the Rainforest Alliance, IMO, ISO, HACCP, GAP, QS and halal. 

 

4. Large-scale Operation: 4 tea factories with an annual output of 10000 tons.

 

 

 

  Brand advantage:

 

1. China Top Ten Puer Tea brands  
2. In 2008, LongRun Tea was certified by the IOC as the Special-Permitted Provider of Tea Products for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

3. LongRun Tea was designated as a special provider of Pu-erh tea for the State Guest Hall of Diaoyutai in Capital Beijing.
4. LongRun Tea was presented by former Chinese President Hu, Jintao to UK Prince Charles in "G20" Summit on April 2, displayed the friendly feelings of the Chinese government and people with The UK.
5. LongRun Pu-erh Tea College is the first professional tea college and research institute.

 

 

 

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Pu-erh Golden Melon Tea Cake (Also Pu-erh Jingua Tea Cake) is a shape similar to tuocha, but larger in size with a much thicker body that is decorated with pumpkin-like "stripes". This shape was created for the famous "Tribute tea" that was made expressly for the Qing Dynasty Emperors from the best tea leaves of Yiwu Mountain. Larger speciments of this shape are sometimes called "Human-head tea" due in part to its size and shape, as well as the fact that in the past it was often presented in court in a similar manner to severed heads.