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                            Jing Shan Mao Feng Green Tea

Jing Shan Mao Feng Green Tea

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Description

Overview
Quick Details
Product Type:
Green Tea
Type:
MAO FENG
Age:
New
Style:
Gift tea
Processing Type:
Hand Made
Packaging:
Bag, Box, Bulk, Vacuum Pack, cartons
Specialty:
Organic Tea
Certification:
FDA, HACCP, ISO, QS
Grade:
super
Shelf Life:
18months
Weight (kg):
25
Place of Origin:
Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
Brand Name:
orient tea
production:
from Jing Shan Moutain located near the Tianmu moutain
style:
one kind of Mao Feng Tea
character:
rarely, but famous in china. has a long history.
description:
tender green tea leaves with silver white hairs on
flavor:
mellow, sweet after taste
Supply Ability
Supply Ability:
10 Ton/Tons per Year
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details
bulk packing
gift packing
or according to yr requirement
Port
Shanghai
Lead Time :
approximately 20-25days

Specifications

rarely, but famous in china. has a long history
tender green tea leaves with silver white hairs on
mellow, sweet after taste

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Jing Shan (Keng Shan) Mao Feng tea
produced in the Jing Shan mountain, which is northwest territory of Yuhang County, Zhejiang.
 
Character:
 tight shape, revealed the green color, showed a distinctive mellow taste, even enjoy a sweet after taste long.
 
History:
It has a long history, beginning planted in the Tang Dynasty, well-known in the Song Dynasty. At first, the monks of Jing Shan temple in the Jing Shan Mountain find the tea, pick it to enjoy with customers. Gradually they cultivate the tea trees and spread over the valley, to worship the Buddha. Finally develop this specific aromatic tea.
When it becomes Song Dynasty, Japanese Buddhist monk come to China to study Buddhism in Jingshan Temple. They like this tea and bring the tea seeds & utensils back to develop the "Matcha" in Japan.
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