Xihu Dragon Well Green Tea

About This Tea
Xihu Dragon Well Green Tea, also known as West Lake Longjing, is China’s most famous and prestigious green tea. It originates from the scenic hills surrounding West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, and is celebrated for its flat leaf shape, fresh aroma, and refined, nutty sweetness.

It is widely regarded as the crown jewel of Chinese green tea.

Name Meaning
Xi Hu（西湖） – West Lake, the origin
Longjing（龙井） – Dragon Well, a historic local spring

The name connects the tea to its legendary birthplace.

Tasting Notes
Aroma
Clean and inviting, with signature notes of roasted chestnut and toasted soybean, layered with fresh orchid florals and a hint of sweet hay. Subtle undertones of warm grain and spring greens add depth.
Flavor
Smooth and well-rounded, opening with a gentle sweetness. Distinctive nutty notes of chestnut and toasted seeds unfold alongside soft vegetal tones of tender greens balanced by a delicate orchid-like floral lift. A mild umami richness and a touch of creamy bean nuance create a harmonious and elegant profile.
Mouthfeel
Medium-bodied and silky, with a smooth, rounded texture. Supple and refined, offering structure without bitterness or sharpness.
Finish
Long, mellow, and refreshing, with a lingering nutty sweetness and soft floral echoes. A gentle mineral clarity and subtle cooling sensation leave a clean, composed aftertaste.

Origin
Hangzhou, China

Ingredients
Green Tea