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TeaVivre Featured Green Tea Sampler Gift

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This featured green tea sampler gift which includes our top sellers green teas is a great choice to give in any occasion for tea lovers or tea beginners. A healthy and special gift to your family, friends or co-workers.

Jasmine Snow Bud (Mo Li Xue Ya) Green Tea

Among our present Jasmine teas, Jasmine Snow Bud Green Tea is a very ornamental tea, and the tea liquid is very sweet and has mouth-watering afterwards.

Premium Dragon Well Long Jing Green Tea

Long Jing Tea is commonly regarded as one of China's top ten teas. This delightful Premium Long Jing Tea, with its attractive price, should be an everyday beverage. It’s a great way to feel relaxed and refreshed.

Bi Luo Chun Green Tea (Pi Lo Chun)

Curly buds and tiny leaves covered in abundant white fuzz, spiral-shaped like a snail’s shell, tender and thin. Mellow and smooth, sweet fruity and floral taste, refreshing and brisk, lingering sweet aftertaste

Huang Shan Mao Feng Green Tea

Wavy leaves which come to a sharp point at the tip, fat bud with one or two leaves, covered with soft white fuzz. This Mao Feng Tea is beautiful to behold, and nice to drink with lingering charming taste and orchid like aroma.

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Jasmine Snow Bud (Mo Li Xue Ya) Green Tea

	Origin:	Green Tea - Simao County, Pu-erh City, Yunnan Province, China Jasmine - Hengxian County, Nanning City, Guangxi Province, China
	Dry Leaf:	One bud or one bud with one leaf
	Liquor:	Pale yellow
	Taste:	Brisk and smooth with clear natural sweet taste lingered in the mouth, the sweet after taste lasts long.

After the tea leaves are scented with the budding jasmine flowers, these flowers are sifted out for the process to be repeated another five times, each with new flowers. Following this, the flowers with the strongest fragrance are added to the tea, with the aim of further enhancing the aroma and increasing the tea’s freshness and richness; this process is called “Wu Yin Yi Ti”.

Premium Dragon Well Long Jing Green Tea

	Origin:	Xihu County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China
	Dry Leaf:	Flattened tea leaves, with one bud and one or two leaves,covered with fuzzy hairs
	Liquor:	Pale yellowish green liquor when brewed
	Taste:	A subtle, rich, orchid like taste and aroma, with no hint of bitterness

Bi Luo Chun Green Tea (Pi Lo Chun)

	Origin:	DongTing Mountain, Jiangsu Province, China
	Dry Leaf:	Curly buds and tiny leaves covered in abundant white fuzz, spiral-shaped like a snail’s shell, tender and thin
	Liquor:	Light yellowish-green with floating fuzz
	Taste:	Mellow and smooth, sweet fruity and floral taste, refreshing and brisk, lingering sweet aftertaste

Use glass tea cup to brew this tea by adding Biluochun into the water: watch the tender buds and leaves sinking and unfurling, smell the intoxicating fruity fragrance, and enjoying the sweet refreshing taste.

Huang Shan Mao Feng Green Tea

	Origin:	Da Guyun village, Shexian(歙县), Huangshan, Anhui Province, China
	Dry Leaf:	Wavy leaves which come to a sharp point at the tip, fat bud with one or two leaves, covered with soft white fuzz
	Liquor:	Light apricot color
	Taste:	Smooth and mellow, sweet and refreshing; no hint of astringent; with long-lasting sweet aftertaste

This Mao Feng Tea is beautiful to behold, and nice to drink with lingering charming taste and orchid like aroma.

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