【Name】: Jasmine Phoenix Eyes Green Tea/ Jasmine Pheonix Pearls Green Tea/Mo Li Feng Yan/ Feng Yan Jasmine Tea
【Origin】: Fujian,China/Guangxi,China
【Altitude】: 600M above sea
【Process】: Process of tea leaves: Withering-First drying-Selecting-Reheating
Preparation of jasmine flower: Cooling-Curing-Sieving
Mixing of green tea leaves with jasmine flower: Ventilation-Separate the flower-First scenting-Second scenting-Third scenting-Repeat scenting
【Harvest Time】: Spring
【Dried Leaves】: One bud with one leaf ,Curl like phoenix eyes
【Infusion】: Light yellow, bright and clear
【Taste】: Fresh, sweet and smooth accompanied with soft taste and long-lasting jasmine aroma
【Aroma】:Fresh and pure jasmine aroma
【Brewed Tea Leaves】: The bud and leaf are thick, soft and elastic
1.of the particles is curly, oval, pekoe revealing, like phoenix eyes, natural fragrance, compressed and firm.
Jasmine tea is like champagne. It goes with almost everything, stands alone, and makes both a perfect hostess gift and a fabulous iced tea drink.
Whatever you prefer, you find your cup of tea from our Jasmine Phoenix eyes.
2.The Feng Yan Tea Infusion is bright yellow and moisturizing, the taste is strong and soft, and the tea fragrance is long-lasting.
3.The boiled Phoenix eyes tea leaf is intact even, soft, and thetea buds and leaves are intertwined and delicate.
Fresh From Origin
Fujian province is one of China's most prolific tea producing areas. These teas account for one-fifth of China's total tea output, and the consistently high quality keeps them in demand. A coastal province (Taiwan lies just to the east, across the Taiwan Strait), Fujian benefits from an excellent climate, combining mild temperatures, abundant rainfall, and a very mountainous terrain. The misty mountain scenery is a mainstay of traditional Chinese art. In fact, the traditional description of Fujian is '8 parts mountain, 1 part water and 1 part farmland.' Fujian has a long history of cultivating tea: over 1,000 years.
Jasmine Tea is made from the leaves of the Fuding Dabaihao tea plant, also called “Dahao” for short. It propogates asexually and is shaped like a small tree.
