This exquisite West Lake Longjing tea is meticulously crafted from the premium spring tea leaves, exhibiting a vivid and glossy emerald green color, akin to sparkling jade. Upon infusion, the tea liquor becomes translucent, displaying a tender yellow to pale green hue that embodies the vitality of spring. Renowned for its signature “pea blossom aroma,” West Lake Longjing also harmoniously blends with fresh, natural fragrances of orchid or chestnut, creating a delicate and lingering scent. When inhaled warm, the aroma is pure and intense, while cooling down reveals a subtle sweetness that lingers, ensuring an unparalleled experience. The first sip immediately reveals its unparalleled freshness and crispness, with a mellow taste that is swiftly followed by a satisfying sweetness, devoid of any trace of bitterness. Its unique, mellow flavor seems to evoke the freshness and sweetness of spring, leaving a lingering aftertaste that is truly captivating and memorable.
Prepare 3 to 5 grams of tea leaves and a glass cup. Pour boiling water at approximately 85°C into the glass cup, filling it to about one-third of its capacity. This temperature is considered the optimal choice for brewing Longjing tea. Following the ratio of tea to water at 1:50 to 1:60, add the Longjing tea leaves into the cup. Gently shake the glass cup to allow the tea leaves to rapidly unfurl under the warmth of the water. Then, carefully pour in more 85°C boiling water, taking care to pour it slowly along the sides of the cup to avoid direct contact with the tea leaves. Allow the tea to steep for 1 to 2 minutes before starting to enjoy your delicious cup of Longjing tea.
Benefits of West Lake Longjing Tea: Antioxidant, Beautifying, Anti-radiation, Anti-aging, Detoxifying and Cooling, Blood Pressure Lowering.
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