Beijing tea old brands

Beijing tea old brands are Wu Yutai Tea House, Zhang Yiyuan Tea House, Yuan Changhou Tea House, Wu Zhaoxiang Tea House, Qinglin Chun Tea House and so on.

1, Wu Yutai Tea House.

Wu Yutai Tea Village was originally known as Wu Yutai Tea Stalls, founded in the thirteenth year of the Qing dynasty Guangxu (1887), has a history of more than 120 years.

2, Zhang Yiyuan Tea House.

"Zhang Yiyuan" is the capital's long-established tea house, the founder surnamed Zhang, Anhui people, the Qing Dynasty during the reign of the Qing dynasty to open a tea house in Beijing, because of the tea is good soup clear, well run, and thus a hit.

3, Yuan Changhou tea house.

"A dollar for dollar, a long history, the bottom of the bank is strong," the old tea house Yuan Chang Hou is a metaphor for these three words derived. Since the establishment of the store in 1912, accompanied by the aroma of tea Yuan Changhou is becoming more and more mellow and rhythmic.

4, Wu Zhaoxiang Tea House.

Wu Zhaoxiang Tea House has almost two hundred years old, two hundred years ago, Mr. Wu Zhaoxiang from Anhui Shexian came to Beijing Drum Tower, opened in their own names Wu Zhaoxiang Tea House. Bring the Anhui Shexian Huangshan tea to Beijing, and then created the famous Beijing small-leaf tea, jasmine generous, jasmine Maojian, jasmine Maofeng and so on.

5, Qinglin Spring Tea House.

Qinglinchun Tea House is Fujian Lin Zixun in the sixteenth year of the Republic of China (1927) opened. The store has been inherited the business tradition of authenticity, warm and considerate service. In order to ensure the needs of consumers from all walks of life, Qinglinchun organizes more than 200 kinds of black tea, green tea, flower tea, oolong tea and health tea of different grades with high quality and low price.

Beijing Tea Shops:

Maliandao is the largest tea market in North China, and was awarded the honorary title of "China's First Street of Tea" by China Tea Circulation Association in 2010. In addition to daily sales, Maliandao also organizes commercial and cultural exchange activities, and the 2005 Pu'er tea marketing campaign - "The Horse Gang to Beijing" - was the end of Maliandao.

Maliandao was at its peak at the time, with two large Pu'er tea franchise companies moving in, but after the price of Pu'er tea fell, the two companies were forced to withdraw from the market, and have now switched to operating in the financial sector.

The rise and fall of Maliandao is a barometer of the tea market, although the scale is not as large as at the beginning, but always maintain a tenacious vitality, firmly occupying the throne of North China's largest tea store.

Maliandao Road near the subway Bay station, all kinds of tea city along the street, even the bottom of the nearby neighborhoods are also operating tea business, Beijing Maliandao Tea City, Beijing International Tea City, Beijing Min Tea City, Tea Garden Tea, Green Tea City, Beijing Tea City, Beijing Tea City, is one of the larger shopping malls.