Chinese Gunpowder Green Tea, Flavored Loose Leaf Green Tea - Product

Other Specification :  Gunpowder Is One Of The Most Famous Names In Tea. This Quality China Green Tea, From Zhejiang Province, Is Rolled Into Tight Pellets. The Pellets Are A Black-green Colour And Resemble Lead Shot Or, It Seems, Gunpowder, Which Is How This Robust, Invigorating And Delicious Tea Got Its Name. Product Rating Style Rolled-leaf, Ball Or Pellet Flavor Robust, Sweet Aroma Fresh, Slightly Nutty Liquor Clear Green Tinged With Olive Brewing Brew Three Of Four Minutes At 80C. Second Infusion Is Usually Possible. Size 100g/bag Chinese Gunpowder Green Tea, Flavored Loose Leaf Green Tea Users Snapshot This Has To Be One Of The Best Bargains On Green Tea Ever. No, It's Not A High-end Gourmet Tea - But It's Not Intended To Be. What It IS, Is A Terrific Everyday Green Tea. Mellow, Slightly Earthy, And Very Pleasant On The Palate. Second Brewing Yields A Good Cup, As Well. Users Snapshot I Am An Avid Tea Drinker - 1 To 2 Pots A Day. This Is The Best Loose Tea I Have Ever Ordered. Wonderful Flavor, Even Unsweetened. I Highly Recommend This Tea. I Just Ordered 2 More Packs. Description The Highest Grade Of Green Teas Are Made From Tender Tea Shoots Picked Early Spring. These Young Tea Shoots May Consist Of A Single Terminal Bud, A Bud With An Adjacent Leaf Or A Bud With Two Adjacent Slightly Unfurled Leaves. It Is Generally Required That The Leaves Are Equal In Length Or Shorter Than The Buds. Green Tea Steeping Time And Temperature Varies With Different Tea. The Steeping Temperatures Are 81 To 87 C (178 To 189 F) Water And The Steeping Times 1-2.5 Minutes. In General, Lower-quality Green Teas Are Steeped Hotter And Longer, While Higher-quality Teas Are Steeped Cooler And Shorter. Steeping Green Tea Too Hot Or Too Long Will Result In A Bitter, Astringent Brew

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