Shi Feng Long Jing - 2011 Spring Zhejiang Green Tea

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  • “WTF HOW CAN A TEA BE THIS GOOD I bought this because I wanted to taste what a “real” dragonwell was like – I feel like many generic tea companies sell low quality versions of this or ones from old...” Read full tasting note
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Long Jing is without a doubt the most famous green tea in China, if not the world. Long Jing literally means “Dragon well,” which is an actual water well located in the Xi Hu (West Lake) district of Hangzhou Prefecture. Green tea has been produced in the area near Hangzhou city since at least 750 CE/AD, and was designated as an imperial tribute tea in the early part of the Qing Dynasty (around 1650) by the Emperor Kangxi.

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WTF HOW CAN A TEA BE THIS GOOD
I bought this because I wanted to taste what a “real” dragonwell was like – I feel like many generic tea companies sell low quality versions of this or ones from old seasons.. or maybe not even real dragonwell at all.
This was beyond what I expect from green tea – there was so much fruitiness.. I picked up most on apple!!
Very highly recommended

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