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Anhui Liu An Gua Pian leaf green tea In the mountains of Liu An in Anhui, we found a tea which has its name because it is the same shape as a melon slice. However, the Liu An Gua Pian is especially famous ... Read More

bi luo chun green tea bi luo chun green tea is one of the ten most famous teas in China. It is locally known as "Fearful Incense" due to the strong aroma of the brew! The technique for collecting tea leaves is ... Read More

biluochun loose green tea Teas are classified according to region of origin, as in China, Ceylon, Japanese, Indonesian, and African tea, or by smaller district, as in Darjeeling, Assam, and Nilgris from India, ... Read More

longjing green tea Bagged Tea longjing green tea Relief from symptoms of stress and anxiety Discovering Longjing Tea Grown near the city of Hangzhou, in the Zhejiang Province of China, for more than a thousand ... Read More

Anhui Liu An Gua Pian green tea leaves One of China's "famous teas", recognized as exceptional in quality by emperors in centuries past, Little Melon Seed, "Lu An Guapian", is an exceptional yellow tea. It is ... Read More

Anhui Liu An Gua Pian natural green tea Lu'An melon slice is the literal translation for "Lu An Gua Pian".Lu'An melon slice is in lamellar shape that resembling the seeds of sunflower, hence named "melon seeds ... Read More

Anhui Liu An Gua Pian slimming green tea Lu'An melon slice is the literal translation for "Lu An Gua Pian".Lu'An melon slice is in lamellar shape that resembling the seeds of sunflower, hence named "melon seeds ... Read More

chinese tea longjing lung ching dragonwell tea ( Longjing in local parlance) is one of China's most famous green teas, originating from Hangzhou in Zhejiang province. This tea has a very distinctive shape: ... Read More

bi lo chun tea History and Origin of Name While Dong Ting Mountain is an old tea producing area dating back to the Tang Dynasty (619-907), Bi Luo Chun become very popular during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and ... Read More

dongting biluochun Main Features: 1. Appearance: clearly visible one single bud, full of shiny Pekoe, in curly, slender and tight shape, without any shred. 2. Color: light olivine dried tea with rich peoke, ... Read More