Mt. Yiwu Raw PuEr tea cake, Gaoshan village ancient trees, 2014 Spring 易武山古树普洱生茶，高山寨

易武“七村八寨”中被低估的珍宝

高山寨（又称高山村），位于易武乡北部，距易武镇约9公里，海拔约1200米，生态环境保存完整，森林茂密，气候湿润，年降水量丰富。正因如此，这里拥有独特的古茶生态圈，也因此得名“高山”。

本寨茶树多为原生态自然生长，未被人为矮化。多数为高大古树，需要搭架攀采，体现了 真正古树茶的自然魅力与原始韵味。村民对古茶园的保护意识极高，使这里成为目前为数不多的高质量古茶产地之一。

高山寨古树生普 – 茶香浓，汤感柔，韵味长

本款茶为 2014 年春季采摘，原料来自未经矮化的 老树春茶，制茶工艺传统，仓储自然，表现极为出色：

- 汤色： 金黄清亮，油润通透
- 条索： 紧结秀丽，银毫明显，完整度高
- 香气： 密香浓郁，贯穿干茶、茶汤、叶底与空杯，冷香更持久
- 口感： 茶汤细腻柔滑，入口即甜，柔中带劲
- 回甘生津： 明显且持续，喉韵深远，空杯留香不散
- 茶气（气韵）： 清雅持久，令人心静神清

易武韵中的“平衡型代表”

如果说麻黑、弯弓体现的是易武的典雅柔美，那高山寨则代表着 平衡中的厚韵之美。在保留易武茶绵柔风格的同时，又多了一份厚实感和山野气息，是藏家及老茶客不容错过的佳作。

采摘时间： 2014年春
产地： 易武高山寨（高山村）
树龄： 古树（未矮化）
仓储： 新加坡自然干仓

香密如兰，汤厚如蜜，韵长如溪水。易武高山寨，等你来品。限量收藏，售完即止。

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A Hidden Gem from Yiwu’s “Seven Villages, Eight Settlements

Gao Shan Village (also known as 高山寨 or 高山村) is one of the most esteemed tea-producing villages within Yiwu Mountain. Located approximately 9 km north of Yiwu Town, at an elevation of around 1,200 meters, Gaoshan earns its name literally—“High Mountain Village”—from its pristine ecology, rich forests, and abundant rainfall.

What sets Gaoshan apart is its rare and well-preserved ancient tea tree ecosystem, where most trees have never been dwarfed or overly cultivated. Towering tea trees grow wild, requiring villagers to climb and harvest by hand. This natural approach preserves the strength, purity, and vitality of the tea leaves.

What to Expect from Gaoshan Sheng PuErh
Harvested in Spring 2014 from ancient trees, this tea showcases balance and depth rarely found:

- Bright golden liquor, crystal clear and inviting
- Thick, tightly rolled leaves, rich in silver buds
- Dense floral aroma that lingers across dry leaves, steeped tea, and empty cup
- Smooth and mellow mouthfeel, with a rounded, honey-like sweetness
- Long-lasting Hui Gan (回甘) and enduring aftertaste
 -Clean energy (茶气) that’s elegant and uplifting

A Well-Rounded Yiwu Profile – With a Distinct Character
While many Yiwu teas are celebrated for their gentle character, Gaoshan offers a refined strength, combining the softness of Yiwu with a slightly deeper, longer-lasting texture and aroma. It's a true connoisseur’s pick, often praised for its “sticky fragrance” (密香) and the lingering sense of clarity it leaves behind.

Harvest: Spring 2014
Region: Gaoshan Village, Yiwu Mountain
Tree Age: Ancient trees
Storage: Natural clean storage in Singapore

For those seeking a Yiwu tea with elegance, balance, and a haunting floral depth—Gaoshan is not to be missed. Limited stock only.