

$23.90 – $162.90
Huangshan Maofeng has always been the pride of every Huangshanese. It is one of the most reputable Chinese green tea.
As a tea brand in Huangshan, we are very excited to recommend our favorite Maofeng to you. We directly source this quality teas from the local tea farmers, thus we are able to offer the best price at this quality.
When brewing with hot water, the long lasting orchid fragrance emits from this tea. Along with the pure fresh mellow taste, this Maofeng is the best drink for a refreshing morning.
Name: Huangshan Maofeng
Season: April, 2023
Origin: Yellow Mountain Region, Huangshan City, Anhui Province
Cultivar: Huangshan Qunti Zhong
Aroma: fresh lasting orchid, chestnut
Appearance: one bud one leaf or two leaves. Thin and straight.
Liquor: pale green yellow color
Water Temperature: 85°c or 155F
Number of Infusions: 4 times
Tea to water ratio:
1g/40ml if brewed in Gaiwan in Gong Fu style
1g/80ml if brewed in Grandpa style
Infusion time:
Gong Fu style: 1st time 30s, increase by 5s for each infusion.
Grandpa style: 1st time 3 minutes, increase by 1 minute for each infusion.
Recommended brewing vessel: Gaiwan, Glassware, Duanni Yixing teapot
Huangshan Mao Feng is one of the top ten famous green teas in China. It was made by Xie Yutai Tea House during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty.
Mao Feng can be translated as Fur Peak. It’s because Mao Feng leaves are covered with white hairs. And the leaves are picked from the peak of Huangshan.
The high altitude mountain (700-800m) is warm and moist, surrounded by cloud and mist, making it the perfect place for growing tea trees.
The manufacture of Huangshan Mao Feng is divided into four processes: picking, shaqing, kneading, and baking.
This traditional method has been used for hundreds of years. That’s what makes Maofeng unique and high quality.
The necessary environment for tea storage are low temperature, dryness, protection from light and less oxygen.
Place the tea bags in a tin and store in the refrigerator. You can take out 1-2 weeks’ supply of tea leaves in advance. Do not take it out frequently.
If the tea can be consumed within 2 months, you can store in a cool, dry place. Avoid the direct light.
Learn more about different types of Chinese tea.
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