Guangxin district

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guangxin

District of Shangrao whose townships, including Huatanshan, Wufushan, Dongtuan, Shanglu and Zunqiao, the 2025 geographical-indication requirements name as the protected area of Shangrao Baimei, a downy green tea.

Level: County
district (区)
Within: Jiangxi › Shangrao

At a glance#

Garden elevation

300–1,000 m

国家知识产权局

Garden elevation: Site requirement for tea gardens in the protected-product rules, not a survey of the district.

Altitude#

Garden elevations here and in neighbouring places, as sourced.

Guangxin district300–1,000 m

Notes#

The requirements list the townships of Huatanshan, Wufushan, Dongtuan, Shanglu and Zunqiao, among others, and give the protected area as 117°41′–118°14′ E, 27°58′–28°50′ N. The 2000 monograph places the tea’s origin at Zunqiao township in what it calls Shangrao County, and the protected product’s applicant is still named after Shangrao County.

Teas associated with this place#

上饶白眉

Shangrao Baimei Shàngráo Báiméi

Downy green tea from Guangxin district in Shangrao, Jiangxi, shaped from tender buds and leaves and made in three types.

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Sources#

上饶白眉地理标志产品保护要求 — entry 628, pp. 1845–1847

Standardsaccessed 2026-10-22
王镇恒、王广智主编. 中国名茶志. 中国农业出版社, 2000年12月第1版. ISBN 7-109-06510-3 / 9787109065109.

Books and monographsaccessed 2026-10-20
Describes tea through the end of the twentieth century. Historical production figures, administrative boundaries and reported tree ages must be read in their original context, rather than as current facts.