A leaf. A tradition. Your next cup.
Chinese Green Tea
Many leaf shapes, aromas and regional traditions belong to the world of Chinese green tea. Follow your curiosity through this varied tea category; the flavor and brewing needs depend on the particular tea you choose.
An introduction to the tea style. Check each product listing for its specific ingredients, origin and brewing guidance.
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Zhang Yiyuan Biluochun Green Tea (Grade 1, No. 2), 250 g (8.82 oz)
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A closer look
Choosing Chinese green tea
Compare real varieties, leaf styles and the details of each tea.
Are Longjing and Dragon Well different teas?
Longjing and Dragon Well are two names for the same green tea. Longjing is a particular tea name within the wider Chinese green tea category. Once the name is clear, check the individual listing for its actual origin, leaf style, package size and any documented production information. The name alone does not describe every product detail.
How do I compare different green tea styles?
Start with the actual variety named in each listing. Chinese green tea includes regional traditions with different leaf styles and making methods. Compare the dry-leaf photographs, the described aroma and taste, and the available origin information. Keep flavor notes tied to the individual tea. Use these details to understand the specific options on your list.
Which brewing directions should I follow?
Use the directions supplied for the particular green tea and the vessel you plan to use. Leaf style, tea quantity and your own taste can affect how you choose to brew. Start with the stated instructions, then change one thing at a time if needed. Avoid treating one recipe as a rule for every green tea.