Jinguagong tea is a national second-class cultural relic. In 2007, in order to welcome the return of Jinguagong Tea in Pu 'er City, Yunnan Province, the organizers of the event insured a huge amount of insurance amounting to 6,543,809,900 yuan. When tea becomes a cultural relic, it is no longer tea. If you really want to drink cultural relic-grade tea, you can change it to century-old dried Song Lizhen or Qing Palace tea cream.
2. Dahongpao, the mother tree of Wuyishan
Three 350-year-old ancient tree teas in Kowloon. The emperor of the Qing dynasty, the best tea tribute, only the emperor can enjoy the patent. Used to be the highest price. At an auction, it fetched a sky-high price of198,000 yuan /20g, equivalent to 4.95 million yuan/kg. How's it going? Is it expensive enough? There are more powerful! During the Dahongpao Festival held in Wuyishan in April 2005, the price of Dahongpao was 208,000 yuan /20g, equivalent to 5.2 million yuan /kg, which has been banned for many years.
3. Eighteen Longjing Royal Tea Garden
From 2065438 to 2004, the price of good Longjing before the Ming Dynasty was about 50,000 yuan a catty, which means Longjing except 18 trees. And these eighteen trees, one tree picks 400 buds and one * * * picks 7200 buds, which can produce about two crops a year.