Songluo Tea: Company, Huangshan Teas & Teaware

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Huangshan Wang Guangxi Songluo Tea (黄山王光熙松萝茶业股份公司) is based in Xiuning County, Huangshan, Anhui. Its official company account dates the business to 1994. Three distinct areas define the catalog: specialty teas, export-oriented Chunmee green tea, and Songluo wooden teaware. A tea culture park adds a visitor and education dimension.

Company at a glance

Songluo is both a name with a place in Anhui tea culture and an important part of this company’s identity. The modern company and its brands should be distinguished from the wider history of Songluo tea. Its location in Huangshan provides context, but a company address by itself does not establish the origin of every tea in a mixed catalog.

Main business

The company combines tea cultivation, purchasing, processing, sales and research. Its commercial offering has three branches: specialty teas for the domestic market, export Chunmee green tea, and carved wooden teaware. The Songluo Tea Culture Park extends that business into exhibitions, study visits, tea-related activities and visitor experiences.

Main products: specialty teas and their characteristics

The specialty tea catalog lists Huangshan Maofeng, Huizhou Tunlü green tea, Keemun black tea, Songluo tea and scented Songluo teas. These span more than one processing category: Maofeng and the green-tea selections sit alongside fully oxidized black teas and flower-scented products.

Examples shown include the Songluo Legend gift box, Shang Songluo tins, jasmine and osmanthus Songluo teas, and Keemun-themed black-tea gift sets. They are catalog examples rather than a promise that every pack is currently available. For comparison, check the tea category and ingredient list first, then origin, grade, net weight and harvest or production information.

Export Chunmee green tea

Chunmee, also written Chun Mei, is a green-tea style known for its curved, eyebrow-like leaf shape. The company’s export tea section separates this business from its domestic specialty-tea collection and lists specifications such as 9369, 9371AA, 9371AAA, 41022A, 41022AA and 41022AAA.

For a trade enquiry, those codes are a starting point for requesting a specification sheet and sample. They should not be treated as a universal numerical score that makes one tea objectively better than another. The actual sample, leaf appearance, taste, batch documentation, packaging and destination requirements are more useful when agreeing a purchase specification.

Songluo teaware: carved wood, trays and tea furniture

The teaware catalog has a different character from a ceramics or Yixing-clay collection. It features wooden tea trays, serving furniture and carved tea tables. Product names reference materials and motifs, including pine-tree carving, as well as named designs such as Jiangjun Tai and Man Jiang Hong.

These pieces organize the brewing space: a tray supports the vessels, while larger tea furniture combines display and serving functions. Check dimensions, drainage design, finish and the seller’s material description before choosing one. A catalog’s wood name should not be expanded into an unsupported botanical or material-authenticity claim.

The Songluo Tea Culture Park in Xiuning

The official park introduction places the Huangshan Songluo Tea Culture Park in Xiuning’s Yaoshun Industrial Park. It describes a tea museum, a craft studio, production and quality-research displays, tea-picking areas, study activities, DIY experiences and tea tasting.

That makes the park a practical connection between the company’s tea business and the region’s tea culture. If planning a visit, confirm opening arrangements, available activities and any group-booking requirements directly. The park’s published visitor enquiry number is separate from domestic tea sales and e-commerce contacts.

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