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Emei Queshe

$60.00 – $300.00

Emei Queshe originates from Mount Emei at an altitude of 800-1200 meters, the sprouts of Queshe tea are distinct and the color is green and fresh. The dry leaves are flat and straight, oily green and shiny, the tea color is green and clean, fresh and sweet, the leaves are soft and bright, and the fat is tender and even, like the tip of a bird’s tongue.

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Variation

100g, 250g, 500g

Origin

Mount Emei Region, Sichuan

Processing

Pan Frying

Recommeded Brewing Temp.

85℃

Recommended Teaware

Gaiwan, Glass Cup, White Porcelain

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