FullChea - Longjing Tea - Dragonwell Tea - Chinese Green Tea Loose Leaf - Toasty Bean Aromatic - Lung Ching Dragon Well (8.8oz / 250g)

Quite a nice green tea. The leaves are very large and elongated. It does have that sort of nutty richness to it and does not taste like grass clippings as some green teas do.

FullChea's Longjing Tea, also known as Dragonwell Tea, is a delightful Chinese green tea that offers excellent value for its price. Originating from the Zhejiang province in China, Longjing tea is renowned for its flat, jade-green leaves and distinct toasty bean aroma. While this particular batch may not be the most pedigreed or highest grade of Longjing, it is perfectly satisfactory for everyday consumption. Longjing tea is traditionally hand-harvested and pan-fried to stop oxidation, preserving its fresh, green flavor. The leaves are carefully picked and processed to maintain their unique shape and quality. FullChea sources this tea from reputable farms in Zhejiang, ensuring that even at an affordable price, the tea retains its characteristic taste and aroma. FullChea is known for providing high-quality teas at reasonable prices. They have built a reputation for offering a wide range of teas, from everyday options to more premium selections. Their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is evident in the consistent flavor and freshness of their products. Overall, FullChea's Longjing Tea is an excellent choice for those who appreciate the subtle flavors of Chinese green tea without breaking the bank. It's a great everyday tea that delivers a pleasant drinking experience, making it a staple in my tea collection.

This is absolutely excellent tea; I just had some one . Highly recommended!

This dragonwell tea looks good, tastes good and is a good price. I have spent over $100 on the same quantity of tea from other brands and the quality of this tea is comparable. With the great price of FullChea, I plan to come back for more.

My first foray into loose leaf green tea. So much better than bagged green tea. Dragon Well seemed to be on a few recommended lists and I can tell why. It’s good. Authentic and flavourful (once you nail down the preferred amount and steeping time).