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Gardenia Toast Chestnut

Long Jing Green TeaImperial Dragon

Chestnut Toast Gardenia

Famous Long Jing tea specialty from China
Pure green tea with flat leaves
Natural taste without added flavors
In a practical tea caddy or refill bag

Flavor Preparation Origin & Processing

€ 25,00 € 0,83 per Cup

€ 416,67 / kg

Lowest price (30 days): € 25,00

incl. VAT, plus shipping

Available, with you in 2 – 5 days

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14 days free return

“

One of my favourite green teas, toasty and intense in flavour.

Raquel

Ingredients - Organic green tea

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Organic green tea

Chinese green tea* (*certified organic)

Store in a cool and dry place.

Imperial Dragon

Chinese Longjing, also known as Dragonwell tea, is a symbol of Chinese tea culture and heritage, enriched with numerous legends. Its rich, full-bodied taste captivates with a pleasant balance of sweetness and vegetal notes, offering a deep and complex flavor.

Green Tea

The preparation

Prepare your cup of tea carefully with water that is not boiling hot, as the low temperatures bring out the delicate aromas of green tea.


Amount of tea	Temperature	Brewing time
3 tbsp. / 4 g per 250 ml water	80° C	2 Infusions: 1:30 / 1:30 Min.

Hand hält transparente French Press mit eisgekühltem grünen Tee vor unscharfem Hintergrund.

The processing of the tea

Producing Longjing tea demands exceptional handcrafting skills, making it one of the most popular green teas in the world. From May to June, tender buds and young leaves are hand-plucked and briefly roasted in a wok. The leaves are then shaped into their characteristic flat "sword" form, giving them their distinctive appearance.

Zhejiang, China

The origin of the tea

Not far from Hangzhou's West Lake, the tea fields where Longjing green tea is cultivated lie in a picturesque region. Only tea from this specific area can be called Longjing. The mild climate, abundant rainfall, and frequent fog create perfect conditions for tea cultivation. This unique region, with its rich tradition, continues to fascinate tea lovers worldwide.