- [Tea] >> Ming Qian Longjing Tea - Dragon Well Green Tea Loose Leaf from Own Tea Plantation; This Longjing tea before Qingming is the early pick of tender shoots of the tea tree and it may only have slight fragrance compared with Longjing before Grain Rain.
- [Picking Time] >> Picked before Qingming Festival / Ming Qian 明前
- [Roast Type] >> Yellow Version by default; 125g Tea Farmers' Direct Sale
- [New Tea Aroma] >> The tea leaf is harvested in Spring so the aroma and flavor may lose a little after fall/autumn due to inevitable gradual loss of freshness although we havve good storage condition; The aroma of new tea leaf may lose somewhat during long time of international air parcel due to much throwing and rolling, and items from domestic storage may reduce aroma loss
- [2026 New Tea] >> Current tea for sale is 2026 newly picked tea
Product description Introduction of this Longjing Tea before Qingming Festival This is famous green tea - Longjing Tea(Dragon Well Tea). This is dried green tea leaves. The tea leaves are completely planted, picked and packed in Hangzhou. This tea leaf is picked before Qingming Festival(Ming Qian / 明前) and considered to be the first fresh Longjing Tea. The tea leaves are tea farmers' direct sale picked before Qingming Festival. ------------------------------------------------------------ Annual Time for New Tea: New Tea Starts Selling from Mar 20th, and orders before Mar 20th are shipped with tea leaves picked in previous year. Net Weight: Total 125g Type: Ming Qian Longjing Tea, Dragon Well Tea Picked Before Qingming Festival Class: Spring Pick Before Qingming, Farmers' Direct Sale Packing: packed by tinfoil and stored in elegant iron case Expiry: At least one and a half year After packed Origin: Made in China Condition: Brand New Longjing Tea Introduction: Longjing tea is a delicious beverage brewed with Longjing tea leaf. West Lake Dragon Well tea has topped the list of the ten most famous teas in China and is characterized by its green color, delicate aroma, mellow taste and beautiful shape. Its history can be dated back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907), and it has been famous in China since the Song Dynasty (960-1279). How to Brew Longjing Tea : Put three grams (one teaspoon) of tea into the cup, Pour 150ml (ratio of leaves: water should be about 1:50) of 85°C water in to the cup, and wait for about 10 minutes. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Photos of Tea Leaf ------------------------------------------------------------ This item ships Yellow version of Longjing tea leaf / Green version can be ordered through message and shipped by seller from China ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Brew
