How to Prove That “Thousand-Year Tree” Is Authentic Ancient Tree Tea?

In an age where time moves fast and everything feels replaceable, a cup of tea may still offer the purest connection between human and nature.

Our flagship product, Thousand-Year Tree, is not just a name—it is a living trace of ancient time, rooted in the highlands of Yunnan. But how do we prove its authenticity? We don’t rely on legends. We provide proof—visual, physical, and transparent.

What does a thousand-year-old tea tree look like?

It stands tall—often 10 to 15 meters high—with a wide canopy and deeply rooted system. These are not farmed tea bushes but sovereign trees that have survived centuries of mountain storms. Their annual yield is limited to just a few kilograms, making each leaf exceptionally rare.

How is it harvested?

Each tree is hand-picked by seasoned local tea farmers. It takes hours, sometimes a whole day, to gently climb and pluck from a single tree. No machines, no bulk processing—only craftsmanship.

How do we make it traceable?

Every cake of Thousand-Year Tree comes with a unique number. Through our official platform, you can view its harvest date, processing stages, and even a video of the tree it came from. The entire journey—from the mountain to your cup—is fully documented.

Want to see it for yourself?

We invite you to Yunnan. Walk among the ancient trees. Watch the tea masters at work. Breathe the mountain air where the tea is born. Because trust isn’t told—it’s experienced.

What does it feel like to drink it?

With every steeped bowl, you move closer to stillness:

• The first bowl refreshes the throat.
• The second releases sweetness.
• The third dissolves fatigue.
• The fourth awakens the senses.
• The fifth spreads warmth across the body.
• The sixth lightens the spirit.
• The seventh connects you to time itself.

This isn’t just a tea. It is your quiet companion. A presence that speaks softly, over centuries.