CHINA - Long Jing "Dragon's Well" - 100g Eco-refill

Craft production 75°C - approx. 4 mins Cultivated in China (Zhejiang), manually at 1000m altitude in spring. Unmissable, Long Jing has been the most consumed tea in China since the Qianlong Emperor (around 1750) who fell under its spell during a trip and raised it to the rank of national treasure. Its nickname "dragon's well" was born from the legend of a Taoist who spotted the hiding place of a dragon which he implored to make rain fall. It is this granted wish that would have made this strain with nutty notes grow. This tea of controlled origin (Zheijian region) was harvested at the end of March, before the Qing Ming, which makes it the Long Jing most prized by connoisseurs. Rich in theine and L-theanine, this tea will bring you energy and brain stimulation throughout the day. Highly endowed with antioxidants, it would help slow down the aging of the skin.