Green Tea

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West Lake Longjing, also known as Dragon Well Tea, is one of China's most renowned green teas. Originating from the lush hills surrounding West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, this tea boasts over 1200 years of rich history. The tea leaves are harvested from the tea bushes in early spring and are meticulously hand-processed. The leaves are flat, smooth, and possess a vibrant green color. The flavor profile is characterized by a delicate chestnut aroma, a fresh, brisk taste, and a long-lasting sweet aftertaste. This is an ecological tea. The cultivation of tea follows the principles of ecological agriculture. At Allenteas, we are committed to providing the highest quality West Lake Longjing tea. Our tea is sourced directly from the authentic Longjing tea gardens in Hangzhou, ensuring each leaf meets the traditional standards of this celebrated tea. We guarantee the freshness and purity of our tea through rigorous quality control processes, from the fields to your cup. Eco tea emphasizes natural ecology, focusing on protecting the environment by avoiding chemical pesticides and fertilizers. The production process respects and preserves the natural environment, maintaining ecological balance and preventing pollution and damage. It follows the principles of ecological agriculture, aiming for harmony between agricultural production and the ecosystem. While some eco tea gardens may not pursue organic certification due to scale and cost, their standards are equally rigorous. All our eco teas are licensed by Chinese food production authorities. Choose AllenTeas for sustainable and environmentally friendly tea. Allenteas offers West Lake Longjing tea at a competitive price point. While premium Longjing tea can be quite costly in traditional tea shops, we provide it at a more affordable price without compromising on quality. Our direct sourcing and efficient supply chain management allow us to offer significant savings to our customers. To maintain the freshness and flavor of West Lake Longjing tea, it is best stored in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors. When preparing your tea, it's important to use fresh, filtered water at a temperature of around 80°C (176°F) to avoid burning the delicate leaves. Steep for 2-3 minutes to achieve the perfect balance of flavor and aroma.