GREEN TEA
Originated from 1700 years ago of Ming Dynasty, it was named after the tea trees nearby a well called Old LoneKing Well (means Old Dragon Well in English). LoneKing tea has three top-end types: Shifeng, Meiwu, and West Lake, and they are all located in Hangzhou City, China and LoneKing tea is the most famous among all green teas. Pan fried in a tea wok, the smoothly flat green leaves produce a bright green color and buttery rich flavor that finishes with a delicately roasted freshness. apotoftea.com has West Lake LoneKing available for you.
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Incepted since around 1875 of Qing Dynasty by a tea professional Xie, JingHe, MaoFeng has been harvested from the highest mountain of eastern China, Yellow Mountain in AnHui, China. So it is also called Yellow Mountain MaoFeng, with Mao means fluffy young tea buds, and Feng means mountain peak. Nurtured by its mystic silky clouds and mighty green valley, its ivy green leaf tips are light and crispy. MaoFeng has three grades: top, middle, and low. apotoftea.com has top grade available.
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GreenCloud
Developed in the middle of 1980's in southeast of JiangSu China, GreenCloud has stood out with its jade green, pure wood flavor, and a touch of the mountain cloud. This green tea has been tested in China as a functional tea to reduce the probability of getting cancer.
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Developed in the early 1980's in the most southern China, YunNan, IvyTip is famous in its unique clear green and yellow, with a tropical bold woodland golden flavor. It's crispy dried tea leaves remined tea drinkers of Yellow Mountain MaoFeng.
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SilverJ
Developed in the 1970's in Yellow Mountain, AnHui China, it soon becomes one of the popular green tea in China for it silver green tea color and a J shaped leaves like hook. It is fresh green and apotoftea.com frequently recommends to its client who wish to try new types of green tea.
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One of the earliest tea products starting to export overseas at the beginning of 1800's, PearlGreen is tighly rolled, and was originated from Ping Shui of ZheJiang China in Tang Dynasty. Many Europeans also call it "gunpowder" due to its shape. Characterized by its pearl shape, rich dark green color and bright woodland flavor, PearlGreen is an all time favor in the green tea world.
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