YUANW · Origin-direct Phoenix Dancong supplier

Authentic Phoenix Dancong, from the core terroir to your brand

We work with one tea only: Phoenix Dancong (a Chinese oolong) from the core terroir of Fenghuang Mountain, Chaozhou, Guangdong. We supply tea brands, distributors, teahouses and independent creators with wholesale leaf, OEM/ODM private label from 1 kg, custom tea gifts and supply-chain partnership — single-origin, batch-traceable, graded in four tiers.

900–1300 mCore terroir altitude
4 core villagesWudong · Daan · Yahou · Pingkengtou
4 gradesShan · Yun · Ye · Yiyeyunshan
21 stepsChaozhou gongfu standard
Who we are

One tea, one origin — nothing else

YUANW was founded by Zhang Zhihao, a nationally certified tea taster and tea master. We do not trade "a bit of everything"; we do one thing: deliver Phoenix Dancong from the core terroir of Fenghuang Mountain, clearly graded, to the people who actually need it.

For partners this means three things: a terroir you can see, a grade you can explain to your customers, and a batch you can trace. Tea brands, distributors, hotels and restaurants, and individual creators building their own label — we can support you from the raw leaf up.

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    Direct from origin: Wudong, Daan, Yahou, Pingkengtou and other core villages

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    Four-tier grading — Shan, Yun, Ye, Yiyeyunshan — with transparent grade-to-price mapping

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    Full batch traceability: village, season, craft and warehouse records

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    Chaozhou gongfu tea culture support: the 21-step brewing standard and content

How we work together

Four ways to start, depending on your stage

A small trial order and a long-term supply contract run on exactly the same standard.

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Phoenix Dancong wholesale

Loose leaf and gift-boxed tea, supplied by grade, aroma type and village batch. Small trial orders welcome, then scale to consistent long-term supply. Built for tea shops, teahouses, e-commerce and private channels.

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Oolong OEM / ODM & private label

From 1 kg: your own Dancong blend, packaging and brand name, including contract processing and packing. Priced by village and aroma type, reproducible batch after batch.

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Brand partnership & co-branded gifts

Co-branded tea gifts, seasonal editions and channel-exclusive lines, with product photography, long-form terroir writing and short-video assets to keep content and product in step.

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Supply-chain partnership

Sourcing, verification, contract processing, batch traceability and documentation — turning scattered village resources into one chain with controlled quality and cost.

Tea & cultivars

Signature aroma types of Fenghuang Mountain

Each village has the aroma types it does best. The following can be quoted by batch; availability follows the season.

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Pingkengtou · Ya Shi Xiang

From one of the native plots of Ya Shi Xiang. Milk and silver-flower aromatics with a cool, fast-returning sweetness.

Floral · cooling
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Daan · Mi Lan Xiang

Honeyed orchid character — the most approachable of the high-aroma Dancong types.

Honey · orchid
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Daan · Song Zhong

From the lineage of the roughly 600-year-old Daan Song Zhong mother tree: restrained aroma, steady mountain depth, many infusions.

Old bush · depth
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Dong Fang Hong

A cultivar name, not a separate village — the mother tree grows in Lizai Ping, Wudong; a benchmark for aging-grade old bush.

Named clone · aging
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Yahou · Ba Xian

The ancestral home of Ba Xian Dancong: bright liquor, quiet mountain character, a common choice for gifting and cellaring.

Bright · cellaring
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Wudong Dancong (multi-aroma)

The high-mountain core in northwest Fenghuang town, 900–1300 m, with more than 8,000 century-old tea trees.

High mountain · ancient

Grading: Shan (everyday) · Yun (gift & reserve) · Ye (collector) · Yiyeyunshan (rare collector) — the higher the grade, the stricter the terroir and craft requirements. Wholesale and OEM pricing is tiered by grade and aroma type.

Supply chain & quality

"No surprises" is a hard constraint, not a slogan

Direct sourcing, one code one batch

Every batch records village, altitude, season and maker, so raw material can be checked and re-verified.

Four-tier graded warehousing

Sensory evaluation against Shan, Yun, Ye and Yiyeyunshan before warehousing; grade always maps to price.

Testing & quality control

Five-point evaluation — shape, liquor colour, aroma, taste and leaf base; batch documentation available on request.

Packing & delivery

Loose, tinned, gift-boxed or fully custom packaging; domestic courier and cross-border logistics handled with per-batch counting.

How to start

Four steps to a partnership

You do not need a finished brief. Write down the use, volume and budget — we work out the rest together.

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STEP 1 · Tell us the requirement

Email the use case (personal, shop, e-commerce, private label), volume range and target price.

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STEP 2 · Samples & proposal

We send samples or a proposal with pricing, and explain grade, aroma type and village.

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STEP 3 · Small trial order

Validate flavour and packaging in a small batch first, then scale up — lower risk for both sides.

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STEP 4 · Steady supply & aftercare

Consistent batch supply with recorded replication parameters; issues settled batch by batch.

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FAQ

Six questions partners ask most

Are you a source (origin) supplier of Phoenix Dancong?

Yes. YUANW sources directly from the core terroir of Fenghuang Mountain in Chaozhou, Guangdong — Wudong, Daan, Yahou, Pingkengtou and other villages — and sells origin Phoenix Dancong only, never blended commodity tea. Origin and batch records are available.

What is the minimum order? Can I start small?

Yes. Wholesale supports a small trial order that can grow into long-term supply; OEM/ODM private label starts at 1 kg; custom tea gifts start at 100 sets. Final terms depend on grade, aroma type and packaging complexity.

Do you offer OEM / ODM, including packaging and branding?

Yes. We handle your own Dancong blend, packaging design and brand name, including contract processing and packing. Priced by village and aroma type, reproducible batch after batch so your product line stays consistent.

Which aroma types and cultivars are available?

Commonly supplied: Pingkengtou Ya Shi Xiang, Daan Mi Lan Xiang, Daan Song Zhong, Dong Fang Hong (a Song Zhong named clone) and Yahou Ba Xian, plus multi-aroma Dancong from Wudong village. Harvest timing and yield vary with climate; current-season batches govern availability.

Can you provide origin and testing documentation?

Yes. We provide village, season and craft records per batch, and can arrange third-party testing and documentation to fit your quality-control and compliance process.

How do we start?

Email the use, volume range and target price to yuanw-tea@qq.com, or add WeChat yuanwshan. We usually reply within 1–2 business days, then arrange samples or a live video tasting.

Start a partnership

Write down the requirement — we handle the rest with you

Please include: use case (personal / shop / e-commerce / private label) · volume range · target price · whether packaging and branding are needed.

yuanw-tea@qq.com
  • Partnership email · yuanw-tea@qq.com
  • WeChat · yuanwshan
  • Origin · Fenghuang Mountain, Chaozhou, Guangdong, China
  • Brand studio · C19-05, Poly Park No.1, Meijiang District, Meizhou, China