
Chinese Green Tea Varieties
The full diversity of Chinese green teas – arranged by variety. Different terroirs, cultivars, and above all the unique methods of processing create striking differences in leaf shape, aroma and flavour.
- The very first tea of spring – uniquely grassy-fresh and aromatic
- China’s No. 1 tea – delicately roasted, with nutty sweetness and a distinctive flat leaf shape
- A vegetal-sweet tea delicacy with fine, thin leaves
- China's only steamed green tea, rich in selenium with mineral notes
- Known for its downy white buds; elegant and refreshing
- A rare tea from Yellow Mountain, highly aromatic with flavoursome, vegetal notes
- A perfect balance of fine bitterness and sweetness, the “Bitter Melon Seed"
- Abundant floral sweetness with distinctive “snail-shaped” leaves
- A mystical tea from Mount Emei in Sichuan – sweet like mountain spring water
- High-catechin tea with remarkable levels of EGCG and EGC, rich in chlorophyll
- White Crane Wave, Sui Tong Cha “Copper Breaker”, Zi Sun Cha