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Xiao Guan Cha: Small-Tin Tea, Product Ranges and Company
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Xiao Guan Cha is a modern Chinese tea brand associated with small, measured tea packs and a broad portfolio of familiar tea types. Beijing Xiao Guan Tea Co., Ltd. is a key company behind the brand; official product notices also name Huangshan Xiao Guan Tea Co., Ltd. The current brand navigation includes Xiao Guan Cha, Nianji and Xiao Guan Chayuan, serving different product and retail presentations.
Company at a glance
| Company reference | Beijing Xiao Guan Tea Co., Ltd.; official notices also identify Huangshan Xiao Guan Tea Co., Ltd. |
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| Brand names | Xiao Guan Cha, Nianji, Xiao Guan Chayuan |
| Development dates | The published company timeline records early research in 2012 and company registration in December 2014. |
| Production setting | A branded retail network supported by production facilities including the Huangshan factory |
Main business
The business spans tea sourcing and processing, product development, packaging and retail. Its published industrial-chain approach connects consumer products with upstream tea production and downstream stores. Standardized presentation is a defining part of the offer: smaller packs, clearly named series and combination gifts make several Chinese tea styles available within one brand, while larger or portioned formats appear alongside the original small tins.
Main products and their characteristics
| Silver-tin Xinyang Maojian | The official May 2026 product notice lists a 24-tin, 96 g pack using 4 g portions, plus a smaller tasting pack. |
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| Fengya collection | The same notice names Jin Jun Mei, Dianhong, ripe Pu-erh, strong-aroma Tieguanyin and Shoumei. These are distinct tea types within one named collection. |
| Combination tea gifts | Dingxiang Classic and Suiyue Fanghua are examples combining several named teas in portioned packs. Read the actual assortment rather than assuming every gift contains the same teas. |
| Aged-tea series | The catalogue notice includes named three- and seven-year Shoumei and two- and five-year ripe Pu-erh products. The year claim belongs to the specific listed product. |
| Nianji and blended products | Nianji appears as a separate brand in product notices. Chang’an gifts include products such as chenpi white tea and ginseng oolong; these blended teas should not be described as pure, unflavoured leaf tea. |
Measured packs and production standardization
The company’s published timeline distinguishes early product research from legal registration: it records work beginning in 2012 and the Beijing company’s registration in December 2014. It later describes investment in initial-processing facilities and the Huangshan factory. This is a useful distinction when reading statements about the brand’s age and factory development.
The official site emphasizes scientific tea-making and traceability, with a strategy linking products, factories and tea-growing resources. Such statements describe the company’s approach; a buyer can still check the individual label, origin, ingredients, year and traceability record. The product examples above come from the company’s May 2026 notice and are not a promise of current stock or a claim that every series uses the same weight or grade.
Official contact and further information
| Official site | https://www.xiaoguantea.com/ |
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| Customer service | 400-628-8181 (China) |
| Brand overview supplied | https://m.xiaoguantea.com/qxpp |
Sources
- Official brand-overview entry
- Official industrial-chain page and brand navigation
- Official May 2026 product and label notice
- Public company introduction and development timeline
Prepared on 30 October 2026 from the official material linked above. Product years and specifications refer to displayed examples; confirm current availability with the company. Original brand and packaging marks are retained in the images.