Pre-Guyu Xihu Longjing tea- Qunti

(1 customer review)

$30.00 /100gram

Cultivar: Xihu Longjing tea Qunti (Old Tree)

Origin: Hangzhou, China.

Harvest Season: Pre-Guyu (What is Pre-Guyu Longjing)

Appearance: This high-grade Xihu Longjing tea is flat and slender in shape after hot pan-firing, each leaf is at best integrity and measures between 2.5-3.5cm in length. Each tip is perfectly flattened in the work by an expert with 30+ years of tea-making experience. The leaves are hand-picked before Guyu the rainy season,  the overall color of the tea is green with brown which is the color of authentic  premium Westlake Longjing Qunti

Aroma: Made during the middle of the spring harvest, this tea has a light refreshing sweet aroma like a spring breeze on a sunny morning. The smell is between chestnuts and toasty.

Taste: The flavor is bittersweet, strong taste. Its thick tea scent and multi-level back sweet will linger in your mouth for a long while.

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Brewing Tips:

  • Brewing temperature: 85-95°C
  • Brewing duration: 180+ seconds

how to brew Longjing tea

 

What is Xihu Longjing tea?

Xihu Longjing, or West Lake Longjing, is a green tea that is produced in the mountains around Longjing Village, Xihu District, Hangzhou, China. It has a history of more than 1200 years. It served the imperial family as imperial tea since the Qing Dynasty.
Premium Xihu Longjing tea is flat, smooth, and straight, with a tender green color, fresh and sweet taste. Longjing tea harvested before the Qingming Festival is referred to as Pre-Qingming Longjing or Pre-Qingming Dragonwell, and the one harvested before the rainy season GuYu is called Pre-Yu Longjing or Pre-Yu Dragonwell.
Xihu Longjing is produced in the mountains around West Lake. The climate here is mild, with abundant rainfall and diffuse light. The soil is slightly acidic, deep, and well-drained. The forest is lush and the streams are always flowing. The annual average temperature is 16℃ and the annual precipitation is around 1500mm. The superior natural conditions have made West Lake Longjing the top green tea in China.

What is Longjing Qunti?

Longjing Old Tree, also called Longjing Qunti, that is, the old tea trees passed down through the generations, locally known as “old tea tent”, “old Longjing”, which includes such as Longjing species, Yuntai Mountain tea, Ziyang Mountain tea, big leaf species, JiuKeng species, and many other varieties. For example, Emperor Qianlong’s imperial seal “eighteen imperial tea trees” is one of the Qunti species. With a history of thousands of years, the Qunti species has a main root, and the root system penetrates deeper into the soil, which is very adaptable to the geographical environment and has a strong resistance to drought and cold.

 

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Additional information

Weight0.05 kg
Dimensions10 × 10 × 15 cm
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1 review for Pre-Guyu Xihu Longjing tea- Qunti

  1. Sander

    I bought Long Jing Qunti from Jason for my online tea shop. I didn’t know this type of Long Jing but I liked the story behind it. The samples all were nice so I ordered the tea. Jason provided me with information, pictures, labels and tins and I sold all the tea.

    At the time of writing the tea got 10 reviews: 7 x 5 stars, 2 x 4 stars and 1 x 3 stars. The 3 stars tasted some bitterness (but compared with a pre-qingming), other feedback was:
    – Great tea as usual for Longjing
    – Delicious tea, a gem
    – Meets my expectation!
    – Very summery and subtle
    – Very tasty, slightly earthy notes that we do not know from other Long Jing teas.

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