About the tea Dragon Well tea is a variety of pan-fried green teas that has a distinctive, emerald-green, flat leaf. The tea leaves have a delightful fragrance and a majestic aesthetic appearance. With extraordinarily high levels of the natural antioxidant ‘catechin’, vitamin C and amino acids, this King of teas, provides the perfect pick-me-up at any time of the day.
The tea is distinguished by its exquisite flavour, which is mellow and delicate with a sweet aftertaste. The tea liquor has a beautiful yellowy-green colour that gives it an alluring quality.
About the tea bags Our luxury Dragon Well Supreme triune tea bags are the perfect way to enjoy the flavours of fine loose leaf tea but escape the hassle of loose leaf tea making. Our spacious plastic free tea bags give you the perfect infusion, and all of our tea bags are 100% biodegradable.
Ingredients: Pure Chinese green tea
Health benefits This tea contains Vitamin C, amino acids, and - like most fine Chinese green teas - has a high concentration of catechin.
Information for tea connoisseurs King of Chinese green tea Dragon Well tea - also referred to as Long Jing or Lung Ching - is the national drink of China. It is frequently presented as a greeting gift to visiting heads of state. Dragon Well is well regarded amongst the green tea lovers and ranks as the finest amongst the ten famous Chinese teas.
Our supreme version of Dragon Well tea is derived from Hangzhou West Lake Region, Zhejiang Province, China. Here, it is meticulously dried by hand using a traditional pan-firing method. Fêted as the ‘Tea of the Emperor’, this stunning blend affords a pale and illuminating yellow liquor with the most gentle and pure aroma.
I have decided to try tea instead of coffee. Still drink coffee but not as much as I want to benefit from the tea antitoxin qualities. Found, after reviewing the Tea Makers of London, by the way very good web site and very informative, the one to try, outwith Matcha green tea, was Supreme Dragon Well Green. Tried tea bags, sorry, Triune tea bags. I found the flavour nice but a bit weak and would like a bit more flavour. Tried 2 bags in one cup but no difference in strength. Is there a stronger tea with the same flavour and benefits? Are there any difference in strength / flavour if i use loose tea leaves?
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