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</html>";s:4:"text";s:9568:"More popular for its price than its taste, the extremely rare and original Da Hong Pao (Imperial Red Robe) tea costs about $10,000 per pot, or around $1,400 per gram, according to BBC Travel. Not many can. © NextShark INC. 2018. However, the price is supported by some very genuine reasons. At last, in the same year during the Wuyishan Da Hong Pao Festival, the tea was auctioned for a record breaking 30.200 USD. So back to our original question: is Da Hong Pao the most expensive tea? The most expensive Da Hong Pao’s auctioned in the past where made from leaves of the ‘mother trees’ in the natural reserve. Basically, it costs over 30 times its weight in gold. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Asia Politics In 2005, during the Shanghai International Tea Festival, the same amount was auctioned for about 28.000 USD. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. The very last of these rare tea leaves were harvested in 2005 from the trees, which will never yield again. The Da Hong is becoming exceeding more expensive, while not being traded for at this time, the Da Hong Pao is still highly touted. The reason it's so expensive is because it is rare and, therefore, exclusive. The reason it's so expensive is because it is rare and, therefore, exclusive. Asia Travel “The original Da Hong Pao is so expensive because there are hardly any of the original tea trees left,” explained local tea master Xiangning Wu. These days, most Da Hong Pao on the market is produced from clippings of the original bushes, resulting in similar grades. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. It is obvious that no expensive thing in the world raises their prices without having some unique qualities. There is no doubt to the fact that Da Hong Pao or the Big Red Robe tea is the world’s most expensive tea. The price of the legendary tea, which dates as far back as the early 18th century (Dao Guang Era), will only get higher as m. erchants and tea collectors have hoarded the remaining antique tea leaves. The tea bushes are only picked once per year for the best quality. Due to its rareness, Da Hong Pao tea is also reserved to honor national presidents in China Congress. However, Da Hong Pao remains the most popular among them. Technology News. Asian Lifestyle The price of the legendary tea, which dates as far back as the early 18th century (Dao Guang Era), will only get higher as merchants and tea collectors have hoarded the remaining antique tea leaves. Note: The above figures are based on an exchange rate of 6.87 RMB per USD. Da Hong Pao is a kind of oolong tea from the Wuyishan (or ‘Wuyi Mountain’) tea region in Fujian China. You can see them in the image above, which we took during our Wuyishan trip in 2015. If you’re interested in this tea, also read about the Legend of Dahongpao. Due to its quality and price, low-income families are not able to drink the expensive tea in China. Wuyi and at the time of this writing I am aware of 3-4 auctions that actually took place that have included Da Hong Pao. Da Hong Pao, literally translated to 'big red robe,' is a kind of tea available in China that costs $10,000 (approx INR 6,72,000) per pot. Only a few of the original bushes remain and they are highly guarded. The Da Hong Pao teas (rock tea) found on the market have been grafted by more than a dozen of generations, and the price is still expensive. Why is Da Hong Pao So Expensive: The Most Expensive Tea? However, since the crackdown on corruption by the Chinese government, the prices have come down a lot. tea master Xiangning Wu explained to BBC Travel. How Choosing The Right Coffee Beans Can Make or Break Your Brew. Our Teasenz Da Hong Pao, comes from a tea garden in Wuyishan right next to the scenic area and we believe it’s a truly amazing tea with the distinctive mineral character. Da Hong Pao, literally translated to 'big red robe,' is a kind of tea available in China that costs $10,000 (approx INR 6,72,000) per pot. It has fetched a price of 208,000 RMB (just over $30,000 USD) at an auction, for an amount of only 20 grams. These varieties come from genetically identical plants grown out of cuttings from the original trees which produce similar yet varying grades of tea. But not all Da Hong Pao teas cost so much and that’s because, over the centuries, cuttings have been taken from the original mother bushes and cultivated in the surrounding area. Asian Entertainment News Keep in mind that prices can fluctuate a lot year by year based on how successful the harvest is. Relatively cheaper alternatives, priced around $100 per kilogram, are also available in Wuyishan. It is grown on the rocky terrain of Mt. For example in 1998 during the Wuyishan Tea Culture Festival, 20 grams (0.7 oz) of tea was auctioned for about 22.000 USD. “And antique versions are very valuable, almost priceless.”, Asian-American News In fact, notably several waterfalls inside the reserve are drying up due to over cultivation of tea. Read more here: pu erh tea prices explained. The Da Hong Pao teas (rock tea) found on the market have been grafted by more than a dozen of generations, and the price is still expensive. The expensive variety comes from the group of ancient and almost extinct wild “mother trees” from steep Tianxin Rock in the Wuyi Mountains in Jiulongke. Found only in the Chinese town of Wuyishan, Da Hong Pao is the heavily oxidized, dark Oolong tea known for its sweet aroma and a smoky, mellow flavor that leaves an enduring aftertaste minutes after consumed. There’s a few reasons why supply is limited: There are many rich Chinese tea lovers waiting in line to get their hands on them, so the price can sky-rocket to unimaginable heights, given low supply. All Rights Reserved. Asian Food The fact is, we can’t really say, because there’s no price tag available anymore on the leaves of the mother trees. Nevertheless, as a tea lover you shouldn’t be too worried if you can’t afford these figures. Tea enthusiasts with lots of money to spend may want to head to a town in southern China to find one of the most expensive tea varieties in the world. Due to the unique soil and natural conditions, all teas from the area have a mineral like flavour, which is why they’re also known as Wuyi Rock teas (or ‘yancha’). It is grown on the rocky terrain of Mt. Basically, it costs over 30 times its weight in gold. Why is Da Hong Pao so expensive? “The original Da Hong Pao is so expensive because there are hardly any of the original tea trees left,” tea master Xiangning Wu explained to BBC Travel. They’re grown inside the protected nature reserve and come in very low supply. That’s equal to about 1500 USD per gram (0.035 oz)! Even to those who can afford it, the special tea is usually reserved for honored guests. The most expensive Da Hong Pao costs more than gold when compared in terms of weight. So the local officials tightly controls tea growing. Can You Reuse Tea Leaves & Tea Bags Between Steeps? Mother Tree Da Hong Pao. More popular for its price than its taste, the extremely rare and original Da Hong Pao (Imperial Red Robe) tea costs about $10,000 per pot, or around $1,400 per gram, according to, Due to its quality and price, low-income families are not able to drink the expensive tea. Today, one kilogram of original nature reserve Da Hong Pao can cost between 1000 to 5000 USD. But the taste and aroma of tea made from those younger bushes vary according to the specific location where they grow. Start typing to see results or hit ESC to close, More Chinese and Chinese Americans Are Giving Back to Society Than Ever Before, Meet EASTERN PEOPLE, a New Clothing Collective for Asian Cultures. Da Hong Pao is the most expensive tea sold on the global market and is usually reserved for honored guests in China. These are the original bushes and only 6 remain today, 3 of which date back to the Song Dynasty. Moreover, aged pu erh teas, especially from ancient trees in famous mountains can also be astronomically high. This was also the last time, as in 2006 the locals forbid harvesting the rare mother trees. “The original Da Hong Pao is so expensive because there are hardly any of the original tea trees left,” tea master Xiangning Wu explained to BBC Travel. Asia Culture News Why is Da Hong Pao So Expensive: The Most Expensive Tea? Da Hong Pao is a kind of oolong tea from the Wuyishan (or ‘Wuyi Mountain’) tea region in Fujian China. “ The original Da Hong Pao is so expensive because there are hardly any of the original tea trees left,” tea master Xiangning Wu explained to BBC Travel. Even to those who can afford it, the special tea is usually reserved for honored guests. Because there are only six, the tea from these bushes is incredibly rare and the most expensive tea on earth. NextShark is a leading source covering Asian American News and Asian News including business, culture, entertainment, politics, tech and lifestyle. “The original Da Hong Pao is so expensive because there are hardly any of the original tea trees left,” tea master Xiangning Wu explained to BBC Travel. The Da Hong is becoming exceeding more expensive, while not being traded for at this time, the Da Hong Pao is still highly touted. How to Make your own Chrysanthemum and Goji Berry Tea Blend? 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