Dragon Well
Excellent! It was very fresh and fruity, no bitterness or funk. The leaves were large and unbroken. This is a new favorite for me.
Dragon Well - Chinese Green Tea 1oz
$3.58
- SKU:
- DRWL730016
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Dragon Well, or Lung Ching is one of the 10 famous Chinese teas. The olive toned leaves impart a smooth and slightly sweet flavor. This can easily become one of your everyday favorites.
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Caffeine Level: Low/Medium.
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Dragonwell tea, otherwise known as Longjing tea, comes from Longjing Village in China. The distinct flavor of Dragon Well is developed thanks to the high amount of fog that surrounds the growing area much of the year, giving it only indirect sunlight. After being hand-picked, Dragon Well is withered, roasted, cooled, and roasted again, laid flat to produce the flat, pointed leaves.
Ingredients: Green tea from China
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Dragon Well green tea
Very good quality & service. I ordered it from out of town & it arrived in 3 business days.
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- SKU:
- DRWL730016
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