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Dragon Well Tea (Imperial Grade)

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Tea Information
Type Green Tea
Origin Zhejiang Province, China
Format Loose Leaf
Taste Sweet chestnut
Brewing Advice Two dessert spoons per cup. Add hot but not boiling water (75ºC). Infuse for two minutes. Suitable for multiple infusions.

 

Our Dragon Well Tea (Imperial Grade) is the highest grade of one of the world's most famous and sought-after teas, also known as Long Jing, Lung Ching and Dragon Fountain. An afternoon tea with exceptional flavour, you can order it online today for a fast and convenient home delivery.

How we Create our Dragon Well Tea

The leaves of our Dragon Well Tea (like all green and white teas) are picked at the beginning of spring, meaning that they have had all winter to develop. As a result, they slowly absorb the nutrients from the soil and develop a great depth of flavour. Each individual leaf and bud is then hand-pressed and shaped in a wok to achieve the perfect level of roasting. This process creates an emerald infusion that tastes of sweet chestnuts. 

Our customers frequently pair this tea with our Huang Shan Mao Feng Green Tea, so why not add both to your cart?

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BREWING GUIDE

From Leaf to Cup in 4 Steps

1

Add loose leaf

Place 1-2 heaped tsp of tea in an infuser.

2

Add hot water

Use freshly poured hot water at the temperature required for your tea (75-100C)

3

Steep as required

Use the brewing guide on the label to determine the correct infusion time

4

Remove infuser

Savour the taste and check to see if your tea can be re-steeped

Customer Reviews

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Anonymous
Bought as an alternative to Sencha

Bought as an alternative to Sencha which was out of stock . Very pleasant and have ordered more

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Susanna McGibbon
Favourite start to the day

Lovely; our regular house ‘bed tea’.

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Christine
A special green tea

This is a lovely, subtly flavoured tea - really good early in the morning.

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Anonymous
Beautiful

Beautiful tea

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Nick Anderson
LuxuryTea, don't make it too hot!

Excellent quality green tea. I made the mistake of not selecting 70 or 80 degrees on my kettle. Doh! I usually select 80 and leave water (freshly filters, heated once) for 5 minutes for a perfect brew. Rinse the pot with hot water first.
But, even at 98 C, it was good some scent lost, and too hot to drink.
The next pot was spot on, a lovely fresh taste, Two infusions. Lots of anti-oxidants.

Great value.