Description
Green tea of rolled type with a medium level of oxidation. It grows in the mountains of Fujian province at an altitude of 600-800 meters. In Chinese, the green dragon pearl is called Lü Long Zhu. Tea leaves look like small pearls, opening up during tea drinking, strongly resemble the flight of a dragon hence the name.
The Dragon Pearl appeared on the territory of Fujian about 300 years ago. Tea masters believed tea in the shape of a ball is able to store the energy and nutrients accumulated by it for a much longer time, and a person, brewing such tea, can immerse himself as deeply into it as possible.











Oleg Cherkasov (verified owner) –
It is my everyday tee indeed. The quality is superb.