Organic green tea · Hangzhou, Zhejiang
Longjing, a quiet pleasure in every cup
Discover the gentle character of BESTLEAFTEA Organic Long Jing, also known as Dragon Well green tea. Delicate orchid-like notes, a naturally sweet taste and a graceful aroma invite you to slow down and enjoy the tea on its own.
Grown and hand-picked in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, this Chinese loose leaf green tea brings a classic tea tradition to your daily ritual.
A delicate, expressive cup
- Taste: gentle and naturally sweet, with delicate floral notes.
- Aroma: an orchid-like fragrance that rewards an unhurried infusion.
- Style: loose leaf Longjing green tea, with its distinctive flat leaves.
- Origin: Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China.
Enjoy it without milk to appreciate the tea's subtle character. A lighter infusion allows the floral notes to remain at the center of the cup.
Organic Longjing, thoughtfully selected
Our Dragon Well is USDA Organic green tea. We work closely with our suppliers to select tea for its quality and character, so you can make a well-considered choice for your tea shelf.
Choose your preferred size from the options above: 3.5 oz (100 g) or 14 oz. The selected variant determines the package size; availability is shown alongside each option.
How to brew Dragon Well green tea
Use these proportions as a starting point, then adjust the leaf amount and steeping time to suit your taste.
- Measure: use about 2–3 g of loose tea per 8 fl oz (240 ml) of water.
- Heat: let freshly boiled water cool to about 175°F (80°C).
- Steep: infuse for 2 minutes, then taste and strain. Extend the time slightly for a fuller cup.
- Enjoy again: try another infusion with the same leaves, adjusting the time to taste.
If the tea tastes too strong, use cooler water or a shorter steep. Store the tea tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from light, moisture and strong odors.
Longjing tea questions, answered
Are Longjing, Long Jing and Dragon Well the same tea?
Yes. Longjing and Long Jing are English spellings of 龙井; Dragon Well is its English translation. This product is a loose leaf Chinese green tea.
Does this tea contain caffeine?
Yes. Green tea naturally contains caffeine. The amount in your cup varies with the quantity of leaves and how you brew them.
Can I steep the leaves more than once?
Yes. Reinfuse the leaves and taste as you go. The strength and character will change with each infusion, so adjust the steeping time to your preference.