DUE TO HIGH DEMAND, THIS TEA IS SOLD OUT.
A young monk asked the wise tea master Lao Cha:
– Sensei, what is your favorite green tea?
– It’s Long Jing, of course. This tea has such a nice chestnut flavor without even a hint of bitterness.
Known as Long Jing, Xi Hu (West Lake) Dragon Well Green Tea, is known as one of China's top ten teas and is often served to VIP guests and even to heads of states when they are visiting China.
This premium Long Jing tea is a great example of its kind. Carefully hand-harvested, leaf to leaf, it has no hint of bitterness. Instead, it produces a delightfully subtle classic green tea taste and aromatic scent.
• Place of Origin: Xihu, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
• Harvest Time: April 20, 2017.
• Dry Leaf: Flattened tea leaves, with one bud and one or two leaves
• Aroma: Subtle orchid aroma
• Taste: Highly refreshing, rich, chestnut taste with no hint of bitterness
• Caffeine level: Low
How to brew loose leaf tea, Western Method:
Brewing guidelines:
175℉ / 80℃
4g
3-4min
6g
Rinse. Then 10sec + 5sec
for each subsequent infusion
How to brew loose leaf tea, GongFu style:
