The Majestic Nuowu Tea from the Bingdao Tea Region

The mountains resemble dark blue eyebrows, tea trees are scattered throughout, the air is filled with the fragrance of flowers, ancient and profound, peaceful and harmonious. These beautiful scenes are a key part of the Bingdao tea region冰岛, and they perfectly capture the essence of Nuowu 糯伍.

Compared to the famous tea mountains and leaves of Pu'er, Nuowu might seem a little more low-key. However, for true tea connoisseurs and lovers, Nuowu is definitely an essential presence. As part of the Bingdao tea family, Nuowu tea inherits the characteristics of Bingdao tea, with its unique crystal sweetness and icy sugar notes, making it a favorite among tea lovers who adore sweet teas.

Can Tea Aroma Be Concealed in a Remote Alley?

Nuowu Village is located in the northern part of Mengku Town, at an altitude of over 1800 meters on the eastern slopes of Mengku Mountain. It is one of the five villages in Bingdao and faces the ancient Bingdao village across the valley. The area has a subtropical monsoon climate, and with the advantage of its altitude, it receives abundant rainfall, ample sunlight, and has a high vegetation coverage, making it one of the most verdant villages in Mengku Town.

Nuowu Old Village is a settlement of the Lahu people, and it wasn’t until 2014 that a road was constructed for access. Most villagers have moved down the mountain, returning only during the spring and autumn seasons to harvest tea. The village is free from the bustle of traffic, surrounded only by tranquil primeval forests and ancient tea tree groves with a history of several centuries. Although due to its inconvenient transportation, there aren't many tourists, Nuowu tea has always had a high reputation locally.

As the fame of Bingdao Old Village spread, the names of the five villages began to be recognized by more people. Nuowu's ancient tea gradually came into the spotlight, its rich sweetness and unique charm attracting numerous tea lovers, becoming a favorite among them.

A High-Quality Tea Not to Be Overlooked

Nuowu Old Village is nestled in the dense forest, benefiting from a unique natural environment. It is this secluded location that gives Nuowu tea its rich wild essence and distinctive icy sugar flavor.

Bingdao Nuowu tea is a typical Mengku large-leaf ancient tree tea and one of the most precious varieties of Yunnan Pu'er tea. The ancient tea trees here are mostly several centuries old, with dense branches and leaves and well-developed roots, growing vigorously. Each tea leaf is full of vitality, thick and plump, with delicate tea soup, rich tea residue, and perfectly demonstrates the outstanding quality of Nuowu tea.

Sweetness, Its Most Prominent Feature

The most unique aspect of Nuowu tea is its sweetness—deep, natural, and never overpowering. With every sip, the sweetness immediately fills your senses, followed by a refreshing fragrance and a smooth, sweet aftertaste. After drinking, the aftertaste is cool and lingering.

The golden, bright tea soup is fragrant and uniquely sweet. The tea soup is thick and full-bodied, like rock candy floating in mountain spring water, gentle and long-lasting, with almost no bitterness.

Tea Tasting: A Comfortable Delight

Tea, the most important thing is the comfort of its flavor and the lingering notes. There are thousands of types of tea in the world, but few can captivate a person with just one sip and leave a lasting impression. Bingdao Nuowu tea is definitely one of them, with each sip making you involuntarily savor the flavor, and your thoughts drifting along with the tea's fragrance.