long jing 3 green_china adds depth and warmth

adds depth and warmth

it supports the ritual without ever demanding attention

tightly rolled leaves resemble delicate green snails

” a name reserved for teas cultivated and harvested strictly by inherited artisanal techniques

mineral glaze evoke the quiet textures of a sea-salt shoreline

long jing 3 green_china adds depth and warmthSourced from Zhejiang near the beautiful Thousand Island Lake, the softening leaves floating in a glass pitcher may suggest nothing so much as the vibrant colours and unusual forms of this neighbouring landscape. The Long Jing, often known as Dragonwell, is given a medium roasting to draw out its renown chestnutty flavor, though this year the distinctive flattened buds is more rather a semblance towards green hazelnut, with a green coffee pungency and