Lung Ching Dragon Well – Premium Chinese Longjing Loose Leaf Green Tea (100g)

This tea has a lovely flavour and is really good value.

It's good old fashioned Chinese tea. I'm used to drinking in China

For those who new to the Dragon Well - it's not an original tea from Zhejiang Province. It has more fruitie notes rather than nutty. This tea tastes more like Indian version of Dragon Well. Still, good price for money.

Im 35, and when it comes to hot drinks I'm a giant man baby. I dont really like coffee (but love how it smells) I hated tea (and dont like how it smells) and I like hot chocolate. I decided to give tea a go this year, after all tastes change and there are many teas! Saw this, looked healthy and looked natural. Its pretty weak but for me despite its caffeine and herbs this stuff chills me out. 1 cup in the morning, 1 in early evening, lovely. I have been converted.

Nice and smooth green tea. I bought it to see if it will help lower my cholesterol. Fingers crossed it will work. I bought some make your own tea bags and you can use each one a couple of times.

I have included a couple of pics of this tea, one in my teapot and one in my cup so you can see the colour of the brewed tea. The pictures are illustrative only, when you order this product all you get is the tea itself - no teapot and/or cup is included in the order! The tea arrives in a solid resealable pouch. My first impressions on opening the pouch are that the tea is fresh and smells quite nice in my opinion. Then I brewed some of the tea in my pot as I alluded to earlier and I found the taste to be pleasant. It was neither harsh nor bitter to me, as some green teas can be. I like it and this was a good experience for me overall. Happy with product and happy to give 5*.

This is a very nice green tea from China. It's a bit different from the other green teas I have in that its leaves are huge. It's actually quite difficult to gauge how much tea to use because you can't easily measure out a teaspoon due to the size of the dried leaves, so it's a bit of a game knowing if you have the correct amount of leaves for the brew! The first cup I made was quite weak. It was okay but I didn't get much flavour from the tea. Since then I have made a few more cups and depsite increasing the quantity of tea and the steeping time, I still find it quite a mild brew. Perhaps it's just a bit bland for my taste. At under £9 for 100g this is a good value tea. It has a grassy aroma and a very slight sweetness. There's no bitterness, but really there's not a lot of anything to my thinking. Recommended if you like your tea to be mild and calming as opposed to robust and uplifting.

A good delicate green tea of decent quality which doesn't have as much of the earthiness and bitterness that a run of the mill green tea would have. I'm not entirely sure that I would characterise it as having any "sweetness" as the description on the packet has it, there's the hint of bitterness there, but it's certainly very mellow and mild as green teas go.