Ma Hei located in the north east of Yi Wu area, nearby Da Qi Shu and Lou Shui Dong, 1331 meter over the sea level, with yearly average temperature 17℃ and total 1950 mm rainfall. The Mahei Village has around 70 families and the oldest tea tree is over 700 years. The tea trees are surrounded by camphor trees, toon trees and lacquer trees which enrich the favour and taste of the tea. Tea factories in Yi Wu are still using the traditional stone pressing method in Qing Dynasty to do the teacake. Yi Wu tea had been well-known by its soft texture and high fragrance. Ma Hei is the icon of Yi Wu. It serves floral honey taste with a sense of hierarchy and long aftertaste.

Ma Hei

Ma Hei located in the north east of Yi Wu area, nearby Da Qi Shu and Lou Shui Dong, 1331 meter over the sea level, with yearly average temperature 17℃ and total 1950 mm rainfall. The Mahei Village has around 70 families and the oldest tea tree is over 700 years. The tea trees are surrounded by camphor trees, toon trees and lacquer trees which enrich the favour and taste of the tea. Tea factories in Yi Wu are still using the traditional stone pressing method in Qing Dynasty to do the teacake. Yi Wu tea had been well-known by its soft texture and high fragrance. Ma Hei is the icon of Yi Wu. It serves floral honey taste with a sense of hierarchy and long aftertaste.

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Ma Hei located in the north east of Yi Wu area, nearby Da Qi Shu and Lou Shui Dong, 1331 meter over the sea level, with yearly average temperature 17℃ and total 1950 mm rainfall. The Mahei Village has around 70 families and the oldest tea tree is over 700 years. The tea trees are surrounded by camphor trees, toon trees and lacquer trees which enrich the favour and taste of the tea. Tea factories in Yi Wu are still using the traditional stone pressing method in Qing Dynasty to do the teacake. Yi Wu tea had been well-known by its soft texture and high fragrance. Ma Hei is the icon of Yi Wu. It serves floral honey taste with a sense of hierarchy and long aftertaste.

Ma Hei

Ma Hei located in the north east of Yi Wu area, nearby Da Qi Shu and Lou Shui Dong, 1331 meter over the sea level, with yearly average temperature 17℃ and total 1950 mm rainfall. The Mahei Village has around 70 families and the oldest tea tree is over 700 years. The tea trees are surrounded by camphor trees, toon trees and lacquer trees which enrich the favour and taste of the tea. Tea factories in Yi Wu are still using the traditional stone pressing method in Qing Dynasty to do the teacake. Yi Wu tea had been well-known by its soft texture and high fragrance. Ma Hei is the icon of Yi Wu. It serves floral honey taste with a sense of hierarchy and long aftertaste.

Ma Hei

Ma Hei located in the north east of Yi Wu area, nearby Da Qi Shu and Lou Shui Dong, 1331 meter over the sea level, with yearly average temperature 17℃ and total 1950 mm rainfall. The Mahei Village has around 70 families and the oldest tea tree is over 700 years. The tea trees are surrounded by camphor trees, toon trees and lacquer trees which enrich the favour and taste of the tea. Tea factories in Yi Wu are still using the traditional stone pressing method in Qing Dynasty to do the teacake. Yi Wu tea had been well-known by its soft texture and high fragrance. Ma Hei is the icon of Yi Wu. It serves floral honey taste with a sense of hierarchy and long aftertaste.

Ma Hei