Legend says Emperor Qianlong praised it during his inspection in Hangzhou
Named after the Iron Goddess of Mercy who blessed the tea with spiritual qualities
Legend traces Pu'er tea to the ancient trading town of Pu'er where it was first compressed for trade
Named for its early spring harvest and spiral shaped leaves that resemble spring buds
Folklore says it is harvested from the peaks of Huangshan mountains with misty conditions
