| Taste the difference! |
Discover this excellent green tea from China's Zhejiang Province. The shape of
the leaves of this special grade tea resemble an eyebrow, hence the word
"mee," meaning eyebrow. The leaves are individually pinched and hand rolled in
a traditional fashion, then pan fired. Patience, temperature control, and timing
produce a fine jade colored leaf. This full bodied tea has delicate flavor with
toasty undertones. Green teas are best prepared with water that has cooled to
180 degrees Fahrenheit. Steep for only 2 - 3 minutes to prevent the infusion
from becoming too astringent.
the leaves of this special grade tea resemble an eyebrow, hence the word
"mee," meaning eyebrow. The leaves are individually pinched and hand rolled in
a traditional fashion, then pan fired. Patience, temperature control, and timing
produce a fine jade colored leaf. This full bodied tea has delicate flavor with
toasty undertones. Green teas are best prepared with water that has cooled to
180 degrees Fahrenheit. Steep for only 2 - 3 minutes to prevent the infusion
from becoming too astringent.
| Chunmee Special Grade 1 ~ 300 gram Tin | ||
| $17.00 | ||
| Chunmee Special Grade 1 ~ 300 gram Bag | ||
| $15.00 | ||
| Chunmee Special Grade 1 ~ 160 gram Bag | ||
| $8.50 | ||
| Chunmee Special Grade 1 ~ 125 gram Tin | ||
| $8.00 | ||
| Chunmee Special Grade 1 ~ 20 gram Sample | ||
| $2.00 | ||
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