There are various classifications for the name of the Phoenix Dan Cong, such as the shape of the tea leaves, the type of scent, the history, and the name of the area.

Ye Lai Xiang is classified by scent and is one of the ten major types of scent in the Phoenix Dan Cong.

This tea comes from Guizhuhu Village in Wudong, situated at an altitude of 1,200 meters. The tea trees are around 70 years old. The tea is characterized by a sweet floral aroma, reminiscent of black locust flowers and honeysuckle. You can also detect hints of a sweet, berry-like fragrance. Due to the high altitude of the tea garden, the tea offers a rich aroma and a deep, lingering flavor that can be savored long after drinking.

When brewed with high-quality water, this tea exudes a sweet floral fragrance combined with fruity notes of cherries, plums, mangoes, and a hint of spring honey. Its aroma is exceptionally strong and captivating. This tea is highly recommended for those who are venturing into the world of Phoenix teas, as its bold and intense flavor makes it easy to appreciate the unique qualities and appeal of Phoenix tea.