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Tianjian Tea

$17.30 – $86.50

Tianjian tea 天尖茶 is made from first-class dark green raw tea.
Processed from fresh leaves during the Guyu (In the Gregorian calendar, it usually starts on April 20 and ends around May 5.), the tea leaves are black in color, sweet in taste, and have a unique pure pine smokey aroma. The brewed tea is dark yellow and bright.

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Amount

50g, 100g, 250g

Origin

Anhua

Processing

Full Ferment

Recommeded Brewing Temp.

100℃

Recommended Teaware

Gaiwan

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