The World's Most Expensive Tea

1. Panda Dung Tea

Panda dung tea, is a tea made from panda droppings. Yes same as civet coffee from civet droppings. Although originating from the dirt, but this type of tea became the most sought after beverage in China, especially in the province of Yaan, Sichuan. They are willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to get this tea every kilo.

Created from the idea of a wildlife expert from China, named An Yanshi. He managed to combine green tea with panda dung to produce tea with a distinctive aroma. The method of making tea is still very secret, but he promised those who drink it will feel the sensation of a mature and will issue a distinctive aroma when brewed beans.

the price of tea is quite fantastic, approximately USD 71400 dollars kilogram, or more than two million dollars per glass.

2. da hang pao

besides expensive tea da hang pao has its own story, this tea is believed to have existed since the ming dynasty. According to legend, the mother of an emperor ming dynasty healed by this mysterious tea. The emperor sent his men to trace the origin of the tea, and found perched high on a rock on the mountain wuyi.

The tea plants still survive today and are highly respected. Even da hong pao considered a national treasure of China which is very valuable. This tea is hardly found to be sold, and the potion remain confidential. No wonder the price of tea da hong pao very high priced.

Chinese government could sell this tea in 1998, in an auction with the highest bid price reached 1.25 million US dollars,

3.Yellow Gold Tea Buds

This tea is very expensive because it has leaves that are covered by a 24-carat gold, but still safe for consumption. Tea is only sold in Singapore, the harvest day of the year. From the unknown place.

To harvest, cut the tea farmers using golden scissors and just harvest the bud alone. And the tea is sold at a price of $1300  / 50 grams.