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Xi Hu Long Jing green tea Dragon Well green tea Ming Qian Green Tea new
Xi Hu Long Jing green tea Dragon Well green tea Ming Qian Green Tea new
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$74.00 USD
Regular price
$76.00 USD
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$74.00 USD
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Name: Dragonwell, Lung Ching ,Long Jing
Origin : Zhejiang Province，China
Grade : B
Weight : 500 grams ( 1.1 lbs )
Stockpiling ：Sealed packaging OR Refrigerator freezer room. Dry and no direct sunshine.
Brewing Recommendation: Add 3/4 teaspoon of dry tea to a clear tea glass or a porcelain cup. Bring fresh, cold water to a boil, keeping it boiling for about 5 seconds. Allow the temperature to fall to approximately 185 degrees (check with a thermometer, if possible; otherwise, wait about five minutes) and fill the cup with hot water. Steep for 2-3 minutes. Sip slowly and enjoy. When the tea water goes down to one-third of the glass or cup, add hot water again for a delicious second infusion~~~~~~~~~~~Good for multiple infusions.
Taste:Complex aroma and taste of floral sweetness with a hint of pleasant nutty note.
Appearance:Emerald-green young and tender tea leaves (mixture of one bud one leaf and one bud two leaves).
Production date:This year
Use By: One Year
expiration date: This is bulk tea, it does not have a fixed shelf life. In general, we recommend that you drink it within one year (from date of purchase).
The name Long Jing means "Dragon Well". This is truly a marvellous Green tea and one of the very first tea we offered for sale in TeaSpring. Even though it is not from Xihu area, this Long Jing still brews a cup of perfect tasting tea at a much more affordable price.
Lung Ching tea, also called "Dragon's Well," grows near the beautiful West Lake of Hangzhou on the only true tea "plantation" in China. A government-run business, the Lung Ching Tea Plantation is a popular tourist destination. The teas are described as being "...meticulously manufactured from the youngling buds and the tenderest leaves sprouting in the spring season." (Though, of course, tea is picked there at many times of the year.) There are many grades of Lung Ching tea, but all are distinguished by their flat, smooth appearance; emerald green color; fresh, fragrant aroma; and mellow, slightly sweet taste. Special Preparation
Longjing tea is grown in the Longjing mountain area of Hangzhou, southwest of the West Lake. The fertile land is both rich in phosphorus and sub-acidic sand. This region prevents the cold current from the north and holds back the warm current from the south, thus the growing area of Longjing tea can be coated by cloud and mist for long periods of time. With such favorable growing conditions, needless to say, Longjing tea is considered the best tea in China.
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