2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.
2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.
2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.
2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.
2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.
2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.

2026 Early Spring "Long Jing" (Dragon Well) A+ Grade Green Tea, ZheJiang Province.

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Product Specifications

  • Harvest: Early Spring 2026 (Pre-Qingming/Early Rain)

  • Grade: A+ (Authentic quality with classic terroir character)

  • Shelf Life: 18 months

  • Storage: Seal tightly in an opaque container. Store in a refrigerator ($0$$5$°C) to preserve the vibrant green color and delicate "bean" aroma. Ensure the seal is moisture-proof to prevent odor absorption.

Characteristics

  • Appearance: Meticulously pan-fired to achieve the signature flat, smooth, and straight leaf shape. The color is a consistent "brownish-green," indicating traditional artisanal heat control.

  • Aroma: A clean, nutty profile dominated by a toasted soybean fragrance, accented by subtle notes of fresh chestnut.

  • Liquor: Clear and bright with a delicate yellowish-green tint.

  • Palate: Refreshing and crisp with a distinct "spring water" sweetness. The mouthfeel is smooth, leading into a light, floral huigan (sweet aftertaste) that stimulates salivation.

Brewing Recommendations

To fully appreciate the craftsmanship of this A+ Long Jing:

  • Water Quality: Use mineral or filtered water to enhance the tea’s natural sweetness.

  • Temperature: 80–85°C (176–185°F). Do not use boiling water, as high heat destroys the delicate amino acids and turns the tea bitter.

  • Vessel: A tall glass or a porcelain Gaiwan is ideal.

  • Method: Pour water first, then add leaves (Top-drop method), or add water to 1/3, swirl to "awaken" the leaves, then fill.

  • Steeping: Enjoy the evolving flavor over 3–4 infusions.

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