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Taste the rare and unique flavor of Yunnan Green Tea. It's a special type from the Yunnan Province in China. Unlike its famous Yunnan Black Tea counterpart, this one has silvery tips. They create a vibrant greenish colour when brewed. 

Yunnan Province is in the untamed Southwest of China. It has a rugged landscape with misty peaks and snaking rivers. The region has ample rainfall, mild weather, and rich soil. It is perfect for growing tea and is famous as the birthplace of tea trees.

Yunnan Green Tea History

With over 2,100 years of history since wild tea was domesticated, you can explore Yunnan's tea culture. See the famous 'Three Ancient Tea-tree Kings'. They are an 800-year-old type in Nannou Mountain, a 1,700-year-old wild tea in Bada, and a 1,000-year-old tea in Bangwei. See the fascinating change from wild to cultivated tea. Cherish these ancient tea trees as the 'living fossils' of Yunnan's tea heritage.

The Pu people in Yunnan, China have a long history of growing and serving tea as tribute to emperors. Records show this practice dates back to the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Tea cultivation expanded in the Han Dynasties. Crops were grown in river valleys and along mountain trails in Yizhou. During the Three Kingdoms Period, the Nanzhong tea seed became a popular variety.

From 1926 to 1936, before the War of Resistance Against Japan, Yunnan tea thrived. Over 5,000 tons of tea were sold each year to Sichuan and Tibet. More than 500 tons were exported to other countries. To this day, exports are still strong and will continue to grow.

How to Make Yunnan Green Tea

Making it is a simple and straightforward process. All you need is some loose leaf Yunnan Green Tea, hot water, and a vessel for steeping the tea. 

First, add two teaspoons of Yunnan Green Tea to your cup or teapot. Next, fill it with boiling water and allow the tea to steep for three minutes before serving. 

Use filtered water to brew this Green Tea. It will ensure you get the best flavor from the tea leaves. If you want to sweeten your cup, try adding a bit of honey, but be sure not to overdo it! 

Tasting Notes: Known for its sweet and grassy flavour, with notes of hay and a pleasant smoky finish. When brewed, it should have a light body with no bitterness or astringency. The delicate aroma will fill your cup and tantalise your senses! 

Caffeine Content: It has moderate caffeine. This makes it great for those who want tea's benefits without too much stimulation.

Yunnan Green Tea Benefits

Chinese Yunnan Green Tea is more than tasty. It can also benefit your heart. This tea has powerful antioxidants. They combat harmful free radicals in the body. This, in turn, cuts the risk of heart disease.

Also, polyphenols in green tea are well studied. They are known to lower "bad" LDL cholesterol while raising high-density lipoprotein. This helps keep arteries from clogging. It is crucial for heart health. Adding this to your daily routine could be a simple way to protect your heart.

It is good for the heart. It also has vitamins and minerals like vitamins C, E, and magnesium. These nutrients are vital for the body. They help with everything from digestion to mental clarity. 

Sipping on Chinese Yunnan Green Tea is a great way to enjoy a tasty drink. It also gives some helpful nutrition! It has a unique flavor. It also has a wide range of health benefits. It's no wonder this variety has become so popular in recent years. Try incorporating it into your daily routine today, and see what all the fuss is about!

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  1. Perfect blend of green tea not to bitter loke some

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  2. Best Green Tea I have tried for ages.

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  3. No, too much like hard work

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  5. Great tea - natural taste - very pleased with it.

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  6. Love this tea. I drink it every morning.

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  9. Good but not life-changing.

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