Green Tea
Organic Jade Sword™ Green Tea, Tea Caddy
Grassy, Spring-Fresh, Reviving From Hunan, China
Bursting with sweet spring flavour, and selected for its succulent fresh taste, this is our introduction to exceptional green tea in an elegant tea caddy (75g). A refreshing infusion with sappy top notes.
Organic Jade Sword™ Green Tea, Tea Caddy
有机毛尖绿茶
Grown among misty mountains in a remote part of Hunan province, our Organic Jade Sword™ is spring-picked at an altitude of 800m, from a garden rich with biodiversity. The garden had been abandoned in the early '90s and was revived in 2007 by tea master Zhou Wei, when he saw an opportunity to help the local minority ethnic people. He has been producing organic tea ever since, providing locals with the chance to build a community and a home.
- Cultivar - Qunti Zhong
- Picked - Spring
- Oxidisation level - 0%
Tasting notes
What to Look For
Seaweed-green, finely twisted leaves.
Aroma
Refreshing sweet grass and spring flowers.
In the Cup
Glowing golden-yellow.
Taste
Full and grassy with a sappy and refreshing finish.
Origin
Grown among misty mountains in a remote part of Hunan province, our Organic Jade Sword™ is spring-picked at an altitude of 800m, from a garden rich with biodiversity. The garden had been abandoned in the early '90s and was revived in 2007 by tea master Zhou Wei, when he saw an opportunity to help the local minority ethnic people. He has been producing organic tea ever since, providing locals with the chance to build a community and a home.
- Cultivar - Qunti Zhong
- Picked - Spring
- Oxidisation level - 0%
Origin
Tasting notes
What to Look For
Seaweed-green, finely twisted leaves.
Aroma
Refreshing sweet grass and spring flowers.
In the Cup
Glowing golden-yellow.
Taste
Full and grassy with a sappy and refreshing finish.
The perfect cup
- Measure 4g or 3 tsp per cup (250ml)
- Heat water to 80°C
- Infuse tea for 3 minutes
- You can re-infuse this tea twice
- My go-to green teaAlways satisfying with a lovely mellow taste... this is my go-to green tea from Jing. Its far from the most expensive making ideal for those dipping their toes into the world of quality teas and you just know that it's doing you good...
