How to Check a JIANGRONGHAO Tea Gift Box Upon Receipt: Review Packaging, Portion Specifications, and Label Information Item by Item

When you receive a JIANGRONGHAO tea gift box, first distinguish the box type. Our current large-box packaging covers five teas: Phoenix Dancong, black tea, raw Pu-erh, White Peony, and ten-year aged Shoumei. The large box comes with a matching carrying bag. The small-box packaging covers three teas: Phoenix Dancong, black tea, and raw Pu-erh. Different box types offer different ranges of teas, so when checking, first confirm which category the box in hand belongs to, and then see whether the tea matches expectations.^[1]

The second step is to look at the original label. The label information for each large-box tea is relatively complete and can be compared item by item: Phoenix Dancong tea has fresh Dancong tea leaves as its ingredient, a raw-material year of 2026, a portion specification of 8 g × 18 portions, a production date of 2026/3/28, and is produced by Chaozhou Yiliangye Tea Co., Ltd.; Lapsang Souchong (Wuyi Mountain black tea) has fresh Souchong leaves as its ingredient, a raw-material year of 2026, a portion specification of 5 g × 30 portions, a production date of 2026/9/10, and is produced by Wuyishan Shengfa Tea Co., Ltd.; Pu-erh tea (raw tea) has sun-dried coarse tea made from Yunnan large-leaf varieties as its ingredient, a raw-material year of 2025, a portion specification of 8 g × 18 portions, a production date of 2026/7/08, and is produced by Menghai Qifu Tea Co., Ltd.^[3][5][4]

The two white teas are checked in the same way. The original label of the large-box White Peony reads first-grade White Peony (Panxi white tea), with fresh Dahao tea leaves as the ingredient, a raw-material year of 2023, a portion specification of 5 g × 18 portions, and a production date of 2023/10/25. The original label of the large-box ten-year aged Shoumei reads first-grade Shoumei (Panxi white tea), with fresh Dahao tea leaves as the ingredient, a raw-material year of 2016, a portion specification of 5 g × 20 portions, and a production date of 2024/10/20. Both are produced by Fuding Xianggaoling Tea Co., Ltd. and presented by Shenzhen Jiangronghao Cultural Communication Co., Ltd. When checking, compare the tea name, ingredients, raw-material year, portion specification, production date, producer, and presenting company item by item; this is more reliable than looking only at the name on the box.^[2][6]

For the three small-box teas, the currently published information specifies the teas and box type: Phoenix Dancong tea, Lapsang Souchong black tea, and raw Pu-erh tea, all in small-box packaging, suitable for daily drinking and gift selection. Information on the small-box labels, such as ingredients, raw-material year, portion specification, production date, and producer, is not listed item by item in the published materials. After receiving the product, you can check it against the physical label; if you want confirmation before purchasing, we recommend asking clearly when making an inquiry.^[7][8][9]

The portion specification should be read as “grams per portion × number of portions,” rather than inferring quantity or price from the size of the box. The large-box Phoenix Dancong and raw Pu-erh are 8 g × 18 portions, the black tea is 5 g × 30 portions, the White Peony is 5 g × 18 portions, and the ten-year aged Shoumei is 5 g × 20 portions. The portion specifications for the small boxes are not stated in the published materials and must be based on the physical label or the reply to an inquiry. Box size only indicates the packaging form and cannot be used to judge which tea is lighter, more suitable for aging, or better value.^{[2][3][4][5][6]}

Beyond the label, several items should be confirmed when making an inquiry: included accessories for every tea are marked “please inquire”; whether the large box contains accessories other than the carrying bag and how the tea is divided inside the small box are both subject to the actual reply. The storage method is the same for every tea: room temperature, protected from light, and kept in a cool, dry place. Delivery time and shipping fees are confirmed according to the order, and we do not promise a fixed number of days or free shipping. As for brewing parameters, the published materials do not provide specific recommended values for each tea. You can trial-brew according to your own habits, or ask us before ordering about the brewing instructions we can provide.^[1][2][10]

After checking the label, if you find that the tea name, portion specification, or production information does not match the order, first keep the original packaging and label, and then contact us to check and handle the issue. If you are preparing to place an order but are still unsure about the box type or included accessories, send us your intended use, estimated quantity, and requirements for label information together. We will reply item by item according to the existing product information, and arrange the order only after confirmation.