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China is the birthplace of tea. It was here that tea was accidentally discovered by Emperor Shen Nung over 5,000 years ago. Ever since its discovery by China, tea was used only as a green tea for centuries. Hence China produces the world's finest green teas.
The tea leaves used for green tea are steamed or pan-dried immediately after picking, arresting bacterial growth and preventing oxidation. Then they are rolled by hand to squeeze out excess moisture and to release flavor enzymes. The leaves are finally fired in large driers and packed. When brewed, then turn a light green color, with a flavor that is sometimes delicate and somewhat tangy.
Green teas are rich in vitamin C. Experts contend that they stimulate the spirit better than any other blend, claiming that it improves their abilities to think and meditate for prolonged periods without fatigue.

Young Hyson
Chinese for "before the rains," Young Hyson is prepared using young leaves twisted in a long, thin style. The flavor is more full-bodied and pungent that other green teas. It has a golden liquor with a hint of sweetness. Use spring water at a temperature well below boiling. G-YH-1S Young Hyson, 1 oz. Price: $1.25
G-YH-1a Young Hyson, 1/4 lb. Price: $4
G-YH-1b Young Hyson, 1 lb. Price: $12

Temple of Heaven Gunpowder
Gunpowder tea gets its name from the appearance of the leaves, which are rolled tightly into small, round pellets. The tight roll helps Gunpowder remain fresher longer than other teas. This example, "Temple of Heaven," has a sweet and slightly smokey character. Use spring water at a temperature well below boiling. G-THG-1S Temple of Heaven Gunpowder, 1 oz. Price: $1.50
G-THG-1a Temple of Heaven Gunpowder, 1/4 lb. Price: $4.50
G-THG-1b Temple of Heaven Gunpowder, 1 lb. Price: $13.50

Emerald Tips Green
This tasty tea has a dark emerald green longish leaf with some silver, and brews a liquor with full sweet flavor. Use spring water at a temperature well below boiling. G-ETG-1S Emerald Tips Green, 1 oz. Price: $2.25
G-ETG-1a Emerald Tips Green, 1/4 lb. Price: $7
G-ETG-1b Emerald Tips Green, 1 lb. Price: $21

Dragon Well (Lung Ching)
This hand-picked and -processed green tea from the hills just west of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has been famous since the eighth century. It is known for its full, round flavor, unique nutty taste, pleasant jade-green color, and wonderful aroma. Hand fired in a large wok, it takes on a flat shiny appearance. Use spring water at a temperature well below boiling. This quality tea will even steep at room temperature (takes a half hour or longer). G-DW-1S Dragon Well (Lung Ching), 1 oz. Price: $2.50
G-DW-1a Dragon Well (Lung Ching), 1/4 lb. Price: $8
G-DW-1b Dragon Well (Lung Ching), 1 lb. Price: $24

Organic Dragon Well (Lung Ching)
Flat and long, the dry leaf has a slight chocolate aroma. The golden liquor yields a sapid brew with a pleasant nutty aftertaste. Use spring water at a temperature well below boiling. G-DW-2S Organic Dragon Well, 1 oz. Price: $2.75
G-DW-2a Organic Dragon Well, 1/4 lb. Price: $10
G-DW-2b Organic Dragon Well, 1 lb. Price: $30