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Xue Shui Yun Lv tea. [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
Qiandao Yu Ye
Qiandao Yu Ye (千島玉葉) from Chun'an county in Hangzhou, was once named Qiandao Lake Longjing tea. It got its official name Yu Ye in 1983, literally meaning "jade leaves", after being assessed academically by the local university.
Xue Shui Yun Lv
Grown in Tonglu district in Hangzhou, Xue Shui Yun Lv (雪水云綠) is a sort of wild tea shaped like a lotus seed core.
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Qiandao Yu Ye tea. [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
Tian Mu Qing Ding
Tian Mu Qing Ding (天目青頂), green tea, is produced in Tianmu Mountain in Lin'an in Hangzhou. Tea grown in Tianmu Mountain rose to fame in the Tang Dynasty.
Qiandao Yin Zhen
Belonging to the category of green teas, Qiandao Yin Zhen (千島銀珍) is the pride of Jiande, China's first organic tea production base.
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