Long Jing from teaspring

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Long Jing from teaspring

by verus » Oct 5th, '09, 19:03

Hey board,

I am thinking of ordering some of the teas from teaspring.com...perhaps the long jing and the jun shan yin zhen.

What do people here think about teaspring? Are they a good source for Chinese tea?

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by Chip » Oct 5th, '09, 19:16

I have had only very good experiences with TeaSpring, but my focus was mostly greens and whites. I think you can do better finding greener Taiwan oolong elsewhere which might be TMI ...

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by Proinsias » Oct 5th, '09, 20:56

Order a bunch of 25g samples, for Chinese green I can't complain.

I also love the Long Jing Huang Pao in the black tea section but it may be not be for everyone.

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by murrius » Oct 6th, '09, 23:15

I particularly like the Lion Xi Hu Long Jing from TeaSpring. Very nice.

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by verus » Oct 7th, '09, 08:21

Thanks for the replies!

I actually like white tea and oolong better than green, but I have a tea shop near here that has excellent (and cheap!) white and oolong: I like a good Long Jing though. I used to buy one from another tea shop here in town, but their quality has deteriorated quite badly...last time I tried their Long Jing it was really harsh and quite bitter...

So I'm trying to find a few greens that I like. For the best, price is no issue, Chinese (or Taiwanese) green tea, which do people generally prefer??

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by Ritva » Oct 7th, '09, 09:18

TeaSpring is excellent, and also Jing Tea Shop http://www.jingteashop.com/cat-jing-tea ... en-tea.cfm

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by Jack_teachat » Oct 7th, '09, 11:38

Had a few of their greens, really liked the Emperor Long Jing and the Lu An Gua Pian.

Jack :D

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by Chip » Oct 7th, '09, 12:00

Fave four greens from TS ...

Any and all their LJ.
Lu An Gua Pian
Tai Ping Hou Kui (Cha Wang grade if available is incredible)
Zhu Ye Qing

This is a pretty good medley offering differing flavor profiles.

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by Oni » Oct 9th, '09, 09:03

I recently ordered cha wang Luan Gua Pian, Guo bin lin cha HSMF, cha wang TPHC, shen yun Tgy, DHP ... If I read this post earlier i would have tried som LJ, if someone had tried Tribute any grade please write about it.

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Re: Long Jing from teaspring

by brad4419 » Oct 10th, '09, 22:51

My order with teaspring was excellent. Thanks for everyones input, I am planning on trying some more greens from teasprings. I had there ding gu da fang, long jing and fo cha. My favorite was the long jing.

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