Longjing questions?

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Sep 15th, '15, 05:01
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Re: Longjing questions?

by lilly007chang » Sep 15th, '15, 05:01

Hi Stav,
The shelf life of Long Jing is 1 year around,if it's sealed and stored in frozen,it can be 2 years.

Actually the pricing of Long Jing depends on its growing location,it includes Lion Long Jing(Shi Feng Shan means Lion mountain in English),Xi Hu Long Jing,ZheJiang Long Jing etc.,Lion stands for top quality and most expensive(very low volume per year),Xi Hu is second high quality,other Long Jing has very poor quality,of course,the price is too low to drink.

Below website has detailed info about Long Jing,I has bought tea from their physical tea shop for 3 years,it's my only favorite and trusted tea shop so far
http://www.myrealtea.com/newsshow.asp?id=44

Sep 15th, '15, 19:35
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Re: Longjing questions?

by StavA » Sep 15th, '15, 19:35

lilly007chang wrote:Hi Stav,
The shelf life of Long Jing is 1 year around,if it's sealed and stored in frozen,it can be 2 years.

Actually the pricing of Long Jing depends on its growing location,it includes Lion Long Jing(Shi Feng Shan means Lion mountain in English),Xi Hu Long Jing,ZheJiang Long Jing etc.,Lion stands for top quality and most expensive(very low volume per year),Xi Hu is second high quality,other Long Jing has very poor quality,of course,the price is too low to drink.

Below website has detailed info about Long Jing,I has bought tea from their physical tea shop for 3 years,it's my only favorite and trusted tea shop so far
http://www.myrealtea.com/newsshow.asp?id=44

Very interesting website. Fantastic photos. Thanks for the tip.

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