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Yulin Tea: Ancient-Tree Pu-erh Brand and Company Profile
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Yulin Tea, also known as Yulin Guchafang, is a Chinese tea brand based in Menghai, Yunnan. Menghai Yulin Guchafang Tea Co., Ltd. was established in 2012. Its stated focus is ancient-tree pu-erh and traditional handcraft, with black tea, small tuocha and gifts also appearing in the official catalog.
Company at a glance
| Chinese company name | 勐海雨林古茶坊茶叶有限责任公司 |
|---|---|
| English name used here | Menghai Yulin Guchafang Tea Co., Ltd. |
| Established | 2012 |
| Company location | Menghai, Yunnan, China |
| Main business | Tea sourcing, processing, product development, sales and tea-culture activities |
| Official website | yulintea.com |
Main business and brand approach
The company introduction places ancient-tree raw materials and traditional handwork at the center of its approach. It describes working with tea-making workshops near tea gardens, cooperating with local makers and organizing tea-mountain visits. These are the company’s descriptions of its sourcing and production model.
Its product catalog and authorized-store directory connect that production story with a broader sales range. Product collections are organized around tea origins, taste styles, special themes and different package formats.
Main products and their characteristics
| Pu-erh collections | Mountain and village collections, the Yulin Archive range and themed products. The catalog includes both raw and ripe pu-erh; check the processing description of each tea. |
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| Taste-style collections | The catalog uses sweet, bitter-sweet and bitter groupings. These are sensory descriptions, rather than separate official tea categories. |
| Ancient-tree black tea | Jinlanxiang, Hongyun and other named black teas appear alongside pu-erh. Black tea is a different processing category. |
| Small tuocha and gifts | Miniature compressed teas and single- or double-cake gift boxes offer alternatives to a full-size cake. |
Two official product examples
Jinlanxiang is identified as black tea in a 150 g box. The company describes slender golden leaves and a sweet, orchid-like aroma. Its page carries a 2018 production reference, so it is best read as a catalog example rather than a current stock listing.
Nongqing Ripe Cake is listed as ripe tea in a thin-cake format, 200 g per set, with a 2018 launch reference. The comparison shows why the tea’s processing type matters more than package shape alone.
Choosing a tea from the range
Start with the category you want: raw pu-erh, ripe pu-erh or black tea. Then compare the exact product, batch, origin information and preparation instructions. “Ancient-tree” is a sourcing description; it does not establish a precise tree age or guarantee a flavor on its own.
For a first purchase, a sample or smaller pack makes it easier to explore. Named collections and older catalog pages can help explain the brand, while current specifications and availability should be confirmed with the seller.
Official sales contact
| Published contact | Yulin national marketing center |
|---|---|
| Address | Shops 60–62, 9 Dongqishi Road, Southern Tea Market, Liwan District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China |
| Telephone | +86 20 81637511 |
| Contact page | Official contact information |
Sources
Prepared on 28 October 2026 from the company introduction, product catalog, Jinlanxiang and Nongqing product pages, and official contact page linked above. Guangzhou is the published marketing contact, separate from the company’s Menghai identity. Product examples illustrate the catalog and do not imply a Sandao dealership agreement.