Xiangfeng Tea Group: Hunan Teas, Products & Business

Chinese Tea Brands & Companies

Xiangfeng Tea Group is a Changsha-based tea business with roots in Jinjing, a tea-growing town in Hunan, China. Founded in 1998, it has developed from a tea factory into a group whose work spans tea production, domestic and export sales, processing equipment and tea tourism. Its catalogue brings together several distinct Hunan tea traditions rather than a single flagship tea.

Company at a glance

Main businesses

The official company introduction describes a business covering the tea industry from production through marketing. For readers exploring the company, four activities are particularly useful to understand.

Representative teas and product features

Xiangbolv green tea and Baojing Huangjin tea

Xiangbolv, or 湘波绿, is a central green-tea name in the range. The portable gift selection is listed as pre-Qingming spring tea from Changsha, with an 80 g net weight. Other Xiangbolv entries use pre-Guyu spring tea, giving buyers a reason to check the specific selection rather than assume a single harvest standard for the whole range.

The catalogue also identifies Huangjin green tea from Baojing in western Hunan. This origin differs from the Changsha-labelled Xiangbolv products. Both appear in everyday and gift-oriented packaging, including the “为人民服务” collection.

Sangzhi white tea

Sangzhi white tea is another important part of the group. The official entry for Yicun Baijin identifies Bai Mudan, material aged for more than three years, Badagongshan in Sangzhi as the origin, and a 500 g net weight. Other entries include Shoumei and pressed white-tea products. These are catalogue specifications, so the actual pack should be checked for its production date and raw-material details.

Anhua dark tea and regional black teas

The dark-tea section includes Fuzhuan bricks, basket-packed Tianjian and Qianliang tea. Several products identify Furong Mountain in Anhua as their origin. They illustrate different formats within Hunan dark tea, from loose tea in baskets to compressed bricks and larger traditional forms.

The black-tea catalogue includes Huangjin black tea from Baojing, Hunan Hong tea selections and products labelled as Lapsang Souchong or Jin Jun Mei from Wuyishan, Fujian. A company based in Hunan can offer tea from several regions; the individual product’s origin remains the useful reference.

Factory roots, technology and development

The company timeline starts in 1998 with the restructuring of Tuojia Tea Factory and the establishment of Xiangfeng Tea Factory in Jinjing. It records a move to Hunan Xiangfeng Tea Co., Ltd. in 2005, followed by the group name in 2018. Its development also includes e-commerce, tea tourism, Sangzhi white tea and Anhua dark tea businesses.

Research and equipment are part of that history. The official timeline describes cooperation with the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Subtropical Agriculture, work on automated green-tea processing, and a joint tea-germplasm research platform with Hunan Agricultural University. These activities help explain why the business reaches beyond packaged tea.

Tea estates and visitor experiences

The company provides a separate tea-tourism section covering Xiangfeng Tea Estate, a tent hotel, ancient tea gardens, a cultivar garden and Xiangfeng Mountain Villa. Its contact page places the estate at the Feiyue base in Xiangfeng village, Jinjing. Visitors should confirm available activities and booking arrangements directly before travelling.

Official contact

Sources and editorial note

This independent Sandao profile draws on the official company introduction, history, green, white, dark and black tea catalogues, tea-estate section and contact page, checked on October 26, 2026. Photographs come from the company website. Catalogue information describes the named products; current availability, specifications and any certification scope should be confirmed with the company.