The Four Most Expensive Teas: Even If You're Rich, You Can't Drink the Last One - One Kilogram Costs as Much as a Fourth-Ring Apartment in Beijing

The highest auction price for Henan Xinyang Maojian reached 1.49 million yuan per kilogram, equivalent to 74,500 yuan per 50 grams, making it the most expensive tea ever sold in the history of Chinese green tea. The symbol of Henan Xinyang Maojian is Blue Sky Jade Leaf, and its cultural value has already surpassed the tea itself

Anhui Taiping Houkui is a national gift tea, and its auction price reached 2 million yuan per kilogram. The tea trees that produce this tea were planted during the Qing Dynasty, with a history of more than 300 years. Just think about it and you'll understand why this tea is so expensive

The auction price of Yunnan Golden Melon Tribute Tea reached 3.5 million yuan per kilogram. It is the most expensive tea among Pu'er teas, known as the "Supreme Emperor of Pu'er Tea." However, only two authentic pieces of Golden Melon Tribute Tea remain. In 2007, it was returned to Pu'er City, and its insured value reached 19.99 million yuan. Now, you can't even drink it if you want to - it can only be viewed by people.

The most expensive tea is Wuyi Mountain Da Hong Pao. The auction price of this tea reached 10.4 million yuan per kilogram. There are only six tea trees that produce this tea, and it was once a tribute to the royal family. Just think about it and you'll understand why this tea is so expensive