Find your cup of Chinese green tea
Six reviewed teas: Dragon Well, Mao Feng, Bi Luo Chun and two jasmine pearls. Choose a flavor direction, compare exact listings and use their separate cup and gongfu recipes.
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Jasmine Dragon Pearls Green Tea
Jasmine - Hengxian County, Nanning City, Guangxi Province Green Tea - Jinggu County, Puer City, Yunnan Province · 2026-04-13
Premium Jasmine Dragon Pearls Green Tea
Fuding City, Fujian Province · 2026-04-30
Huang Shan Mao Feng Green Tea
Da Guyun village, Shexian(歙县), Huangshan, Anhui Province · 2026-04-16
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I start with Chinese green tea?
Start with one small pack and a repeatable recipe. Huang Shan Mao Feng is worth considering if you want a mild cup, but mildness is not guaranteed: the source feedback also includes weak cups and bitterness after long steeps. Our Mao Feng review explains that tradeoff before you buy.
Why does my green tea taste bitter?
Check the leaf weight, water volume, temperature and steep time against the instructions for your exact tea. If you left the leaves in the cup, separate them before drinking. Try a shorter steep first and change one variable at a time; our Dragon Well brewing guide gives a worked example rather than one recipe for every green tea.
Can I cold-brew loose-leaf green tea?
Yes. TeaVivre lists Longjing, Mao Feng and Bi Luo Chun as cold-brew candidates. Our cold-brew guide uses a measured refrigerator method. For a faster drink, choose hot-brewed iced tea. These leaf-tea methods should not be carried over automatically to dried flower or fruit infusions.