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Qingfengxiang Tea: Colourful Yunnan Pu-erh & Company
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Qingfengxiang and Colourful Yunnan are the two names to know when exploring this Kunming-based tea company. Pu-erh is central to its range, with both raw (sheng) and ripe (shou) teas, alongside Yunnan black tea, white tea and smaller formats for everyday brewing.
Company at a glance
| Company | Kunming Colourful Yunnan Qingfengxiang Tea Co., Ltd. |
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| Location | Kunming, Yunnan, China; tea production also based in Menghai |
| History | Tea-industry activities began in 1998; the company timeline records its establishment in 2006 |
| Brands | Colourful Yunnan (七彩云南) and Qingfengxiang (庆沣祥) |
Main business
The company describes an integrated business spanning tea cultivation, production, research and development, aging, sales and tea-culture promotion. Its Kunming headquarters and Menghai production base form the manufacturing core, while a tea research institute and a Dongguan Pu-erh aging centre support product development and storage research. Its official website also provides store, franchise and custom-order information.
Main products and their characteristics
| Pu-erh tea | Raw (sheng) and ripe (shou) options, including classic compressed teas and aged-tea collections. Choose by processing style, harvest information and storage history. |
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| Ancient-tree collections | The catalogue distinguishes mountain-origin teas from blended ancient-tree collections. Mountain and tree-age descriptions are supplier claims to check on the individual product. |
| Yunnan black and white tea | Ming Yue Hong is its Yunnan black-tea range; the catalogue also includes ancient-tree white tea. These offer different processing styles beyond Pu-erh. |
| Convenient tea formats | Tea bags, instant tea crystals and small compressed portions make up the portable collection. Ingredients and preparation vary by product. |
| Gift and custom selections | The website lists commemorative collections, gift sets and custom products for different occasions. |
Mountain origins, aging and practical formats
The brand presents Pu-erh through three useful lenses: regional origins, blending and aging. Its “Bai Shan Bai Wei” programme highlights differences between tea-growing areas. These are helpful ways to explore the range, but a mountain name alone does not establish provenance or guarantee a particular flavour. Check the batch, raw material and storage details together.
A concrete example is Wenshan · Bingdao Yin, shown on the official website in September 2026 in both sheng and shou versions. The displayed gift set uses 5 g portions packed in eight tins, with seven portions per tin. It illustrates how the company combines origin-led product naming with measured servings. The photograph is a catalogue example, rather than a Sandao stock or price offer.
Official contact and further information
| Official website | www.qfxcha.com |
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| National service line | 400-086-9996 |
| Kunming office | No. 1 Xiangyang Road, Information Industry Base, Kunming Economic and Technological Development Zone, Yunnan, China |
| Kunming telephone | 0871-67428850 |
| Menghai production base | No. 2 Jingnan Street, Menghai Town, Menghai County, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan; 0691-5171259 |
Sources
- Company introduction and timeline
- Official product catalogue
- Ancient-tree tea collection
- Ming Yue Hong black tea
- Wenshan · Bingdao Yin product example
- Official contact details
Prepared on 29 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.