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Lantian Tea: Xinyang Maojian, Black Tea and Main Products

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Lantian Tea is a Henan tea business whose official range starts with familiar local names such as Xinyang Maojian and Xinyang Hong, then extends across several Chinese tea categories. Its catalogue includes traditional loose-leaf teas, gift collections, teaware and tea foods. The official contact office is in Zhengzhou; Xinyang is the regional identity associated with two of its main tea offerings.

Xinyang Maojian green tea shown in Lantian’s official catalogue
Image source: Company official website.

Company at a glance

Company Henan Lantian Tea Co., Ltd.
Brand Lantian Mingcha / 蓝天茗茶
History The official introduction dates the brand to 2003.
Contact office Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou, Henan

Main business

The official introduction describes tea-garden development, processing facilities and tea production and sales. The website combines a product catalogue with directly operated stores, franchise stores, cooperation information and online retail links. Its breadth is a distinguishing feature: it presents a multi-category tea business, while giving Xinyang green and black teas a visible place in the range.

Main products and their characteristics

Xinyang Maojian A green-tea range associated with Henan. The official page highlights fine, slender leaves and a fresh, substantial tea character.
Steamed green tea Listed separately from Maojian. Steam fixation is the processing feature used to distinguish this green-tea category.
Xinyang Hong and Jin Jun Mei Both appear in the black-tea section. They should be compared as distinct products rather than assuming every Lantian black tea is grown in Henan.
Oolong, dark and white teas Examples include Da Hong Pao, Tieguanyin, Anhua black brick tea, raw and ripe Pu-erh, Silver Needle and White Peony.
Gifts, teaware and tea foods Named collections and ceramic tea sets extend the offering beyond individual leaf teas. Grade and package details belong to the specific product listing.
Xinyang Hong black tea shown in Lantian’s official catalogue
Image source: Company official website.

A Henan base with a broad tea catalogue

The company’s official history places its start in 2003 and describes investment in tea-garden development and processing. The website’s green- and black-tea pages give the strongest regional references through Xinyang Maojian and Xinyang Hong. The wider catalogue shows a different side of the business: selecting and presenting teas from multiple traditions for customers who want several styles under one retail brand.

For a practical comparison, begin with tea category and origin, then read the named item’s grade, harvest year and pack weight. A gift-series name is not itself a tea type. The same distinction applies to teaware: a company selling a ceramic set does not mean it manufactures every vessel. This profile follows the categories and examples visible on the official site, without reproducing old market forecasts as current figures.

Official contact and further information

Official site http://www.lantiantea.com/
Service hotline 400-633-9808 (China)
Office 26th floor, CBD United Center Building, Zhengdong New District, Zhengzhou, Henan

Sources

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.


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