Pine Needle

Pine Needle green tea often exhibits a subtle, yet distinct, nuttiness with a particular resemblance to chestnuts. This nutty aspect adds depth and richness to the overall flavor profile. It can have a pleasant umami taste, which is a savory and brothy flavor often associated with certain types of high-quality green teas. The umami notes in contribute to its complexity and depth. ㅤㅤ Fast Facts - Type of tea: Green tea - Origin: Zhejiang Province, China - Flavor profile: Fresh, delicate, and slightly sweet with a hint of nuttiness. - Amount / 500ml (17oz): 1-2 teaspoons - Steeping temperature: 75-80°C (167-176°F) - Steeping time: 2-3 minutes   Flavor Profile Pine Needle green tea often exhibits a subtle, yet distinct, nuttiness with a particular resemblance to chestnuts. This nutty aspect adds depth and richness to the overall flavor profile. It can have a pleasant umami taste, which is a savory and brothy flavor often associated with certain types of high-quality green teas. The umami notes in contribute to its complexity and depth.   Origin Source We get this green tea from the Longjing region outside of Hangzhou. The region's unique climate, soil conditions, and traditional cultivation techniques contribute to the distinct flavor and quality of Longjing tea. Tea Field Location