After a couple of dalliances with black tea’s varieties, today we dedicate the Tea Time to a famous green tea in China: Longjing. A triumphant reentry on green tea, due to this is one of the most appreciated in their country of origin by its own merit.
Which is the first impression on opening the package? Green at sight, with a fresh smell. 100% green tea without any fermentation process. Once infused, you get surprised by the nuances that come to the taste. Longjing is a tea that leaves a pleasant taste in the mouth, but is not at all a soft one. It has its presence and it shows to you as you’re enjoying it.
Such a success if you like green tea, and a perfect enter gateway to the wonderful world of tea.
